GFI MailSecurity for Exchange/SMTP is an email content checking, exploit detection, threats analysis and anti-virus solution that removes all types of email-borne threats before they can affect an organization's email users. Threats of infections are minimized and our content filtering and monitoring by file types has improved." The products are out of sight but definitely not out of mind. Denath said: "We are now less susceptible to incoming viruses and enjoy better use of IT time as well as improved user relations. The club opted for the GFI MailSecurity/MailEssentials bundle to meet its needs, the free trial version having enabled Leicester City FC to test the software fully before purchasing.ĭescribing the product’s key benefits, Mr. Among others, the solution had to be easy to set up and manage, and be able to run unattended. Denath specified that the product they were seeking had to meet various criteria. Leicester City FC decided to purchase a server-based email content security and anti-spam protection solution – however, not just any solution would do. IT resources were stretched to the limit, and managing a network became frustrating and made inefficient use of IT time,” he said. “Mail relaying was becoming a problem and so was the increasing threat of viruses spreading freely across the network. Yusuf Denath, Leicester City FC’s Business Systems and IT Manager, pointed out that prior to this deployment, the company felt “exposed and vulnerable”. Details are featured in a new case study issued by GFI. The club now enjoys a secure network environment, free of email viruses, threats and spam, through the deployment of the GFI MailSecurity and GFI MailEssentials bundle, which provides email content security and anti-spam protection for Exchange Server and other SMTP mail servers. Leicester City FC, an English Premiership football club, struggled to maintain secure network management practices until it discovered the email security tools offered by GFI.
Enjoys better use of IT time thanks to GFI MailSecurity and GFI MailEssentials
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