Now using an enhanced, award-winning engine with improved performance, this essential component filters all spam emails and keeps user mailboxes free of unsolicited or undesired messages.

Our second layer of protection built into ESET Mail Security provides detection of suspicious or malicious attachments to prevent users from being infected.

Prevents users from accessing web pages that are known to be phishing sites. Email messages can contain links that lead to phishing web pages. Such emails are filtered.

ESET’s comprehensive rule system allows administrators to manually define email filtering conditions and actions to take with the filtered emails.

Supports businesses who utilize Microsoft Exchange in a hybrid setup.

Emails are automatically provided to users about their spam emails that were quarantined. Then users can log in and manage their own spam rather than this solely being managed by the admin.

In case messages are quarantined, users receive emails via which they can handle the message management themselves. In addition, administrators can have summary reports sent to them on a regular basis. However, anytime someone is waiting for an email, an administrator can easily decide to delete or release messages from a central quarantine.

ESET solutions support creating clusters, which allows products to communicate with each other and exchange configuration, notifications, greylisting database info and more. In addition, this supports Windows Failover Clusters and Network Load Balancing (NLB) clusters to allow for Enterprise-grade protection.

Performance and stability are among the essential capabilities for a mail product. Companies need assurances that their email is going to be processed without delay. ESET features a true 64-bit product that allows for clustering to ensure that speed is never a concern for organisations of any size.

ESET Mail Security enables component-based installation, providing admin with an opportunity to select only a certain solution component. Also, ESET Mail Security allows exclusion of specific objects or processes from on-access scanning, thus minimizing interference with the process to improve backup speed and process integrity.