eScan To Launch Version 11 Products For SMEs
Features include preventing network outbreaks, data theft, identity theft and security violations.
eScan, the security solution providers, have announced the launch of Version 11 of eScan Corporate and Small and Medium Business (SMB) Editions. Following the launch of the Small Office and Home Office editions of eScan Version 11, the Corporate and SMB Editions of eScan will provide protection to networks from the next generation threats.
Some of the technologies that make eScan possesses for network security solutions are MWL Technology, DIRC Technology, NILP Technology and sophisticated Anti-Virus Heuristics Algorithms that provides Zero Day Protection to both servers and endpoints. The new secure web Interface facilitates dynamic security management of the network endpoints by the administrators. Some of the new features available in Version 11 of the Corporate and SMB Editions include preventing network outbreaks, data theft, identity theft and security violations. Some additional features of eScan Version 11 in Corporate and SMBs include better Integrated Security Management through File Reputation Services, ADS integration and Support for VMware, SYSLOG, SNMP and NAC/NAP.
"The current times have increased the expectations and demands from network security software due to the highly evolving threat scenario." says Govind Rammurthy, MD & CEO, eScan. "In Version 11 of the eScan Corporate and SMB Editions, we have factored the attack vectors and methods of future breeds of Malware as well as have power packed it with technologies that can counter them. We have also ensured that eScan 11 is very light on the system resources and does not compromise on the speed of the client systems."

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