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ESET Gateway Security for Linux / FreeBSD
Security that blocks malware and suspicious web and FTP traffic at the perimeter. Benefit from:
Low system demands
Compatibility with ESET Security Management Center
ESET's award-winning LiveGrid® scanning engine
Gateway protection
Eliminates all types of threats, including ransomware, phishing, botnets and targeted attacks. Scans large files without delay for a consistent level of network security. Provides real-time on-access scanning of HTTP and FTP protocols. Powered by advanced ESET LiveGrid® technology, combining speed, accuracy and minimal system impact.
Remote management
Compatible with ESET Security Management Center which provides a perfect “look & see” overview of the network security status from a single pane of glass. Offers a set of pre-defined actions after scanning completes. Delivers detailed information about system activity and infected endpoints.
Smooth operation
Customizable black/white-listing of websites. Supports SafeSquid and SafeSquid Internet Proxy Cache. Possibility to override global rules with user specific rules based on IP addresses. Provides ICAP server role support. Runs all executive agents under non-privileged user account.
ESET GATEWAY SECURITY for LINUX / FreeBSD
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