The volume of unsolicited bulk correspondence, or spam, is growing by the day. Time spent deleting spam is time wasted, which costs your business money. Any comprehensive information security system should include protection against spam.

Keep mailboxes clean

Kaspersky Anti-Spam detects spam in incoming mail transmitted by SMTP and filters it out before mail is forwarded to the recipient. Depending on configuration, spam can be

• delivered to the original address (as initially sent or with changes)
• deleted
• redirected to a predefined address

Multi-tier filtration

The solution analyses and filters incoming mail in a variety of ways, checking both the mail body and attachments:

• formal attributes: sender and recipient address, sender's IP address, size, format etc.
• search for words and phrases typically used by spammers
• SpamTest™ technology: a unique linguistic kernel compares incoming mail against sample spam signatures
• Realtime Blackhole Lists: filters out messages from officially blacklisted addresses as well as using local black and white lists created by adminstrators
• analysis of graphics
• detection of atypical spammer tricks: HTML tags, invisible text etc.

Flexible adminstration

An built-in adminstration module based on a web interface allows administrators to modify program settings from any node in the network e.g. change parameters for automatic spam database updates or add new signatures directly to the database.

Compatibility

Kaspersky Anti-Spam is compatible with all commonly used mail systems, making it easy to integrate the solution into existing network configurations regardless of operating system.

The solution is flexible enough to be used either as a separate filter or a full-scale enterprise mail server supporting Sendmail, qmail, CommuniGate Pro, Postfix or Exim.

Linguistic database updates

One of the core elements of the solution is a linguistic database containing spam signatures. Updates to the database are released every two hours. Upgrades to Kaspersky Anti-Spam include upgraded versions of the linguistic kernel.

The security of your information is our business

We at Oakridge IT understand the challenges faced by small and medium businesses in today's competitive environment. With Kaspersky's cutting-edge technologies That They have been developed into products which offer:

• comprehensive antivirus protection
• complete protection against spam
• exceptional detection rates
• flexible licensing

Antispam solutions

Spam is another significant threat that can impair business processes and damage a company's reputation. Spam can carry viruses and backdoor utilities, turning computers into a network of machines to be used in spamming attacks. Time spent deleting spam is employee downtime, and wastes network resources.

Kaspersky Administration Kit 5.0

Any antivirus needs system tools

Kaspersky Administration Kit is a set of system administration tools for centralized installation, configuration and monitoring of corporate network anti-virus protection.

Comprehensive management

Kaspersky Administration Kit supports remote management of Kaspersky Anti-Virus performance, including:

• deployment, scanning and treatment of all network nodes
• setting automatic scanning schedules
• configuring program modules on individual computers
• managing user privileges
• viewing reports

What's new in version 5.0

• Improved response to and reporting of network events
• Support for creating user group policies
• New administrator interface compatible with the MS MMC console
• Secure administration based on SSL protocol

User group policies

Administrator can create user groups and set group-specific security rules: defined scanning and treatment policies, update schedules and so forth.

Optimized installation

Network operation is unaffected during the installation process, since administrators can schedule installations in accordance with specific company needs. Centralized multi-threaded installation means that up to 50 installation processes can be launched simultaneously. The program also has a function which defers the application of edited program parameters. If a computer is not connected to the network when protection settings are changed, a copy of these settings is saved on the server until the connection is restored.

Centralized quarantine

All suspicious and infected files can be quarantined in a single file pending further analysis. Even if an infected file is deleted, the administrator can restore the file from a backup copy.

Flexible notification system

With Kaspersky Administration Kit, administrators can list events which will automatically trigger notification if they occur on any of the network nodes, e.g. the detection of a virus or incomplete updating of antivirus databases on workstations.