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Trend Micro’s InterScan Web Security Appliance (IWSA) is a real-time, security-rich tool for protecting organisations from web threats. IWSA’s new web reputation feature blocks users’ access to suspicious domains while performing website reputation scoring without the need of uploading updates. Bringing together some of Trend Micro's features from its larger appliance-based systems, the InterScan Web Security Suite focuses on protecting against malicious web-based threats, along with traditional URL filtering. Bringing together some of Trend Micro's features from its larger appliance-based systems, the InterScan Web Security Suite focuses on protecting against malicious web-based threats, along with traditional URL filtering. This product has many useful features and protection capabilities. Features include anti-virus scanning for protocols such as SMTP, HTTP, FTP and POP3. Co-founder and CEO of Trend Micro, Eva Chen discusses a wide range of subjects touched on financials, industry moves and trends, and the opportunities provided by the emerging markets of India and China. Desktop anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewalls should all be considered the last line of defence; ideally you'll block threats before they make it that far. Infrastructure and IT services provider Redstone Managed Solutions has acquired Tolerant Systems, a UK network security company. A German research company has found a gaping hole in leading antivirus software, putting security firms in a panic. Anti-virus software can be exploited to corrupt IT systems, according to a report by a group of researchers.

Trend Micro is another familiar name in the anti-virus world. It has now branched out into email security with its InterScan Messaging Security Suite (IMSS), which, unsurprisingly, places a heavy emphasis on virus containment, but which also contains a number of other extremely valuable features.

IMSS is another spool-and-forward product, which means that the machine it is installed on should have a hard drive sufficient to handle your usual throughput of email. For this reason, and for reliability, it shouldn't really be installed on the SMTP server. Depending upon the needs of your network, it can be installed either in front of or behind your existing firewall, or even used in place of a firewall if - for some strange reason - you don't actually have one.