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Overview
Your servers — the engines that drive your critical applications and safeguard your sensitive data — require a multilayer server security approach to protect against a rapidly evolving threat landscape and to maintain regulatory compliance for your organization.
When customers engage with McAfee, we not only provide our security expertise, end-to-end products, and open management platform, we provide a seamlessly integrated approach to building deep security and efficient compliance practices around your business-critical servers, whether they exist in either physical or virtual environments — without hampering performance. McAfee server security solutions address the core security needs for all server and storage types with whitelisting, blacklisting, and virtualization, with point solutions to address the nuances of each server type and deliver targeted antivirus and firewall security protection. The McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO) management console allows you to manage these tools from a single pane of glass.
Key Benefits
- Multifunction protection for mission-critical data center workloads
Workload-specific solution suites integrate select McAfee security controls to fully support the requirements of database servers, mail servers, collaboration, storage, and other key application services on physical and virtual Windows and Linux servers. - Little or no performance impact
By combining signature-based blacklisting technologies such as antivirus and host-based intrusion prevention with whitelisting technologies (e.g., application control), these integrated control suites dramatically reduce signature scanning frequency, limiting processing overhead to a maximum five percent of CPU capacity, and typically much less. - Simple, centralized management minimized administrative overhead
All components of every suite are tightly integrated with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO) security management platform for efficiently centralized risk assessment, security management, and incident resolution. - Virtualization (virtual servers and desktops)
Only McAfee has developed security to optimize your virtual environment, providing virus protections for your virtual servers and desktops without compromising performance or security, helping you realize operational returns and more effective security management.
Products
Application Control
McAfee Application Control software provides an effective way to block unauthorized applications and code on servers, corporate desktops, and fixed-function devices. This centrally managed whitelisting solution uses a dynamic trust model and innovative security features that thwart advanced persistent threats — without requiring signature updates or labor-intensive list management.
ePolicy Orchestrator
McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) is a key component of the McAfee Security Management Platform, and the only enterprise-class software, to provide unified management of endpoint, network, and data security. With end-to-end visibility and powerful automations that slash incident response times, McAfee ePO software dramatically strengthens protection and drives down the cost and complexity of managing risk and security.
MOVE AntiVirus
McAfee Management for Optimized Virtual Environments (MOVE) AntiVirus optimizes McAfee virus protection for virtual desktops and servers without compromising performance or security, helping you realize operational returns and more effective security management.
VirusScan Enterprise for Linux
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise for Linux offers superior, continuous protection against the growing number of viruses, worms, and malicious code that target Linux systems. Designed for today’s fast-moving businesses, VirusScan Enterprise for Linux scales easily, updates automatically, and can be managed centrally from a single console, the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) platform.
Resources
McAfee MOVE AV
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