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Marshal’s MailMarshal SMTP is a software-based approach to email content management. MailMarshal features not only email content filtering ability, but can also be integrated with third-party anti-virus and anti-spyware software such as McAfee and CounterSpy. Teaming up with Sophos, security vendor Marshal today announced the availability of Sophos’s anti-virus engine as an add-on for the MailMarshal and WebMarshal products. Marshal has released an email security appliance aimed at system administrators. Annual security conference will cover Web 2.0 risks and breach notificationlaws IT infrastructure and security provider, Aleon Solutions leaves Websense to join email and Internet content security provider, Marshal.

NetIQ's WebMarshal now supports all versions of Windows server. The installation is simple, but you need an SQL server on the network. While this means that you have to factor this cost into the purchase, it means you can distribute the WebMarshal install for better performance and scalability. You can also run the database on the same PC, as we did for our test.

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NetIQ has a long and successful name in email security, so it is no surprise to see it dominating this group test with MailMarshal.

MailMarshal is installed as an email gateway and may be used in conjunction with any SMTP-compatible email server. However, MailMarshal SMTP also supports POP3 mail protocols, and can act as a POP3 mail server for up to 300 users. It can also collect emails via POP3 for situations where there is a dial-up connection to the Internet.

MailMarshal and WebMarshal are not traditional anti-virus products, but rather content security offerings that, when combined, provide a management framework by which one or more third-party anti-virus products can be used to check email messages, attachments and web downloads.

NetIQ is a familiar name in the email security space, known for its MailMarshal range.<

NetIQ MailMarshal was the sleeper hit of the recent email security Group Test. Can this New Zealand-based software development center make it two in a row with its WebMarshal browser control? The answer is a resounding yes.

New Zealand-based Marshal Software, now part of NetIQ, might not be so well known as some vendors in this Group Test, but it has produced an impressive product in its MailMarshal application, a fully-fledged email security solution.

MailMarshal is suitable for any type of organization. For small businesses, it can be used to replace the existing mail server and act as a POP3 server for up to 500 users. Larger organizations can co-locate the product on their SMTP server (although this is another spool-and-forward application, so performance is an issue), or install it on a dedicated machine.