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BizCom Web Services announced that it has finalized a partnership with McAfee, Inc., a security technology company. This partnership will allow BizCom to offer additional Web security services to its customer base.
ebizQ received the following:
BizCom is adding the McAfee SaaS Email Protection Service and McAfee(R) SaaS Web Protection Service. These new hosted offerings provide customers with an effective first line of defense at the network perimeter to prevent vulnerabilities and threats such as spam, worms and spyware from entering a managed network.
"Regardless if customers currently take advantage of BizCom's Web Solutions and Hosted eCommunications, or they have an in-house messaging server, BizCom can provide total business protection," says Don Rodger, Vice President of Information Technology at BizCom Web Services.
BizCom's set of SaaS delivered online security solutions include McAfee SaaS Email Inbound Filtering which protects businesses and users against email-borne threats before they reach the corporate network, and McAfee SaaS Email Protection which prevents inbound threats and potentially damaging outbound emails.
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