eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server 10.0

eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server is an integrated security solution designed to protect corporate networks against cyber threats by providing advanced antivirus, anti-malware, and content filtering capabilities specifically for Microsoft ISA Server environments.

eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server offers features such as real-time scanning, web filtering, application control, firewall protection, proactive protection, email scanning, and reporting tools to ensure comprehensive security for corporate networks.

eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server uses multiple layers of protection including signature-based scanning, behavior analysis, heuristic detection, cloud-based scanning, and firewall monitoring to prevent malware infections on corporate networks.

Yes, eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server includes web filtering capabilities that can block access to malicious websites based on URL reputation, category-based filtering, and keyword blocking to prevent users from accessing harmful content.

Yes, eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server includes a central management console that allows administrators to remotely deploy security policies, monitor security status, generate reports, and manage security settings across all connected Microsoft ISA Server instances.

Yes, eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server is designed to scale effectively and can provide security solutions for large enterprises with multiple servers and complex network infrastructures while ensuring high levels of protection against emerging cyber threats.

MicroWorld Technologies Inc. regularly releases updates and virus definition files to ensure that eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server remains up-to-date in detecting and blocking the latest malware threats. Users are advised to enable automatic updates for optimal protection.

Yes, eScan Corporate for Microsoft ISA Server includes intrusion prevention capabilities that can detect and block network-based attacks such as DDoS attacks, port scans, buffer overflows, and other suspicious network activities to safeguard corporate networks from cyber threats.