With 70% of small businesses worriedthat they may be losing sensitive data via e-mail and
surreptitious file transfers, software houseSophoshas addeddata leakageprotection to its suite
of information security applications for small
businesses.
A Sophos survey of 200 firms found that 70% were worried about
sensitive information being leaked via e-mail and surreptitious
file transfers, but in the past small businesses have struggled to
find the resources to manage this problem effectively.
The new version of Sophos' latest small business product
combines its latest anti-virus, firewall and e-mail security to
reduce the cost of protecting Windows and Mac computers, laptops
and Microsoft Exchange e-mail servers.
It scans e-mail for malware, spam, suspicious attachments and
offensive language, while also ensuring e-mail content adheres to
company policies. This helps to monitor and stop internal
communications and outbound e-mail dealing with customer or
financial data in violation of security policies.