Cloud computing is revolutionizing the way that IT builds out their infrastructure, allowing organizations to more efficiently deploy and manage IT services. To help cost optimize email security workloads, Dell offers SonicWALL Hosted Email Security, a cloud-based service that delivers powerful inbound and outbound protection against email threats such as spam, phishing, zombie and malware attacks.
The service uses multiple proven, patented threat detection techniques, the unique Dell SonicWALL Global Response Intelligent Defense Network for global threat detection, and multiple anti-virus technologies to deliver greater protection than that provided by solutions that rely on a single anti-virus technology.
Our newest release, Hosted Email Security version 2.0, is available now and adds outbound email scanning and policy filters. These features help safeguard company reputations by identifying and blocking outbound email from zombies and unauthorized senders as well as email containing malicious viruses.
In addition to providing powerful threat protection, the service is fast to deploy and efficient to administer. There is no on-premises equipment to install, maintain or upgrade, reducing administrator burden and operating costs. The service is easily activated, provisioned and managed online at hosted.mysonicwall.com and may be configured to automatically sync with LDAP servers for quick setup. Spam management can be delegated to end users to reduce IT support burden and increase end-user satisfaction.
The recent release also offers customers the option of provisioning their hosted email security service through data centers in either the US or Europe to meet organizational policy or regulatory requirements.
And with Dell’s Secure Upgrade Plus program, we offer up to a 50 percent discount when replacing competitive services and products.
Interested in learning more? Click here to view a recorded webinar, visit our website or contact your Dell Partner. To purchase online, go to hosted.mysonicwall.com.
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