Aladdin eSafe To Offer Dual Engine Protection From Spam And Malware
Aladdin eSafe combines e-mail security engines to block zero-hour spam and malware in real time
Aladdin Knowledge Systems has announced the release of Aladdin eSafe 6 Feature Release 2. This latest version of Aladdin eSafe features dual anti-spam engines for zero-hour, anti-spam and malware outbreak prevention, in addition to enhanced content security.
For emails from senders not catalogued in a local spam signatures database, Aladdin eSafe sends and receives a reputation query in real-time, classifying the email and blocking harmful senders. Aladdin eSafe checks any mass distributed email – spam, fraud, phishing or malware – without blocking legitimate emails such as newsletters and mailing lists.
Aladdin eSafe v6 Feature Release 2 checks emails against known spam characteristics, like matching a criminal’s fingerprint, as well as looking for corrupted or modified image files- “fuzzy fingerprint.” Fuzzy fingerprint analysis detects a “unique” spam message that is at least 10 percent different from any other spam message ever received, but still contains enough similar characteristics to be identifiable.
"Aladdin eSafe 6 Feature Release 2 offers the most comprehensive email security available today,” said Shailendra Sahasrabudhe, Country Manager-India, Aladdin Knowledge Systems. “Functions that normally require two or three products are automatically covered by Aladdin eSafe’s dual engines, protecting enterprises from spam and malware with one integrated solution.”
This latest version of Aladdin eSafe also offers enterprises security by stripping meta-data from MS Office attachments to prevent exposure of hidden, confidential information embedded in Office files, including revisions and collaboration information, preventing incidents before they happen.

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