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Max Secure Launches Spyware Detector
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Mar 26, 2007
Max Secure Software, provider of computer privacy and security software for the consumer and enterprise markets, has announced Max Spyware Detector Enterprise Edition for the enterprise and SMB market space. Enterprise Edition also comes equipped with Smart Scan, a proprietary scanning solution that reduces scan time.
Since spyware has become the most common Internet security threat plaguing businesses, Spyware Detector Enterprise Edition was developed to ensure employee productivity as well as the integrity and confidentiality of data residing on desktops.
"Nowadays enterprises view spyware as the latest growing security concern to their business and they are struggling to protect themselves from this threat", said Sanjay Pradhan, CEO, Max Secure Software. Further adding, "Our competitive advantage includes Smart Scan technology, and our ability to neutralize new threats through automatic live updates, which ensures the security of our customer's enterprise".
Spyware Detector Enterprise Edition is based on the client-server architecture to detect and delete spyware across a network while putting control in the hands of IT administrators and not end users. Spyware Detector Enterprise Edition supports domain based and IP based networks. Client service can be pushed on the client PC from the admin console (server) at a single mouse click minimizing the installation headaches of the administrators and saving time for both the client and administrator.
It scans network client desktops with a comprehensive database of more than 252,000 spyware threats and utilizes minimum CPU processing power to perform its duties. Enterprise Edition also utilizes negligible network bandwidth since scanning is done locally on client machines.
Other benefits include, easy to use interface, 24 x 7 free customer support, automatic spyware definition updates and free upgrades.
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