GFI announces the release of a new build of GFI EventsManagerTM. In the latest version, 8.1, the level of alerting when key events or intrusions are detected on the network has been expanded through support for SNMPv2 traps alerting.
In a letter to ComputerWeekly, GFI’s Director of Product Management gives his views about the recent news story that the UK government intends to set up a database that will collect all email communications in the UK. Vella argues that such a move would raise issues related to security and privacy as well as problems in the collection, storage and deletion of records. Source: ComputerWeekly
GFI announces that GFI MailEssentials, the no.1 anti-spam and anti-phishing software, now supports Microsoft Windows Server 2008. The latest build also supports the next generation in IP addressing, IPv6.
GFI announces that GFI MailSecurity, the leading SMB email security product with up to 5 virus scanners, now supports Microsoft Windows Server 2008.
In an article in The Malta Business Weekly, GFI’s David Kelleher talks spam and how it affects companies both in terms of productivity and financially. Kelleher explains how to address the problem and suggests a number of things that companies can implement to reduce the volume of spam hitting their servers. Source: The Malta Business Weekly