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Overview
McAfee Total Protection for Internet Gateways bundles the software licenses for McAfee Web Gateway, McAfee Email Gateway, and McAfee Network DLP Prevent into a one suite purchase. This unified approach offers the right security to protect your users and data from today’s inbound and outbound threats.
- Protection against Web 2.0 blended and targeted malware attacks
- Email free of spam, malware, phishing attacks, or other email-borne threats
- Reduced bandwidth and malware cleanup costs while increasing employee productivity
- Safe web surfing without fear of phishing, spyware, and other attacks
- Safety for both structured (e.g., credit card numbers) and unstructured data (e.g., financial records or blueprints) throughout the entire enterprise
- Assist in achieving industry and regulatory compliance
Total Protection for Internet Gateways includes unique licensing arrangements that allow you to have the best protection at the lowest possible total cost of ownership. Because McAfee can combine leading technologies into one packaged solution, Total Protection for Internet Gateways is easy on today’s tight budgets.
Features & Benefits
Get strong, proven malware protection
Reduce your exposure to blended threats and targeted attacks with the top-ranked, industry-leading anti-malware solution.
Realize effective spam detection
Eliminate virtually all spam with better than 99% detection and protect your users, storage, and servers.
Protect structured and unstructured data
Leverage our highly-accurate, detailed classification engine to quickly and easily identify both known and unknown sensitive data.
Maximize administrative efficiencies
Reduce your administrative overhead with simplified footprints, rapid deployment, and enterprise-wide compliance reporting.
Use global intelligence services
Leverage the security expertise of McAfee Labs to protect your business-critical web and email applications.
Automatically enforce industry and regulatory controls
Apply policies consistently to stop sensitive and protected data from leaving the enterprise through email and web traffic.
Get the industry’s best web protection
Fight Web 2.0 threats with the #1-rated malware protection; McAfee Web Gateway uses proactive intent analysis to filter out objectionable content from web traffic in real time, defending against both known and unknown threats.
Protect your webmail application
Extend integrated security to Outlook Web Access, iNotes, and other common webmail applications.
Gain backscatter protection
Identify and block false non-delivery notices forged by viruses and spammers.
Filter on category
Take advantage of comprehensive and granular category coverage; the McAfee TrustedSource Web Database provides a proven repository of more than 25 million websites that can be blocked across more than 90 categories.
Use powerful reporting tools and customizable dashboards
Learn how your organization uses the web, identifies usage trends, isolates problems, documents inappropriate web activity, complies with regulations, and uses this information to tailor your filtering settings to best enforce your web-usage policies.
Integrate with Web Proxies and MTAs
Use X-Headers for the required action and eliminate unauthorized transactions at the application layer rather than simply dropping the TCP session.
Use comprehensive data classification
Identify and protect more than 300 different content types, in 12 spoken languages, including complex intellectual property.
System Requirements
Please see individual web pages for system requirements.
McAfee Web Gateway (formerly Webwasher)
McAfee Email Gateway (formerly IronMail)
McAfee Network DLP Prevent (formerly Reconnex iGuard Prevent)
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- Think You’re Protected? Think Again!
Robert Siciliano - September 26, 2011
In 1990, when only the government and a number of universities were using the Internet, there were 357 unique pieces of malware. The need for security began with desktop computing when the only means of compromising data was by inserting a contaminated floppy disk into a PC or opening an infected email attachment. That was Read more... - In the Wake of the Week: Auto Security Report & McAfee Security Certification Program Update
Lang Tibbils - September 13, 2011
In this week’s blog post I highlight: a report that analyzes the emerging risks in automotive system security; enhancements to the McAfee Security Certification Program; why SMB companies need help from McAfee channel partners; a McAfee Partner Summit keynote speaker; a must see on-demand webcast; an upcoming webcast on SaaS and the McAfee Channel Must Read more... - In the Wake of the Week
Lang Tibbils - August 16, 2011
Last week was very busy. We provided a bit more detail on the first Intel/McAfee product, we earned a 5-Star product rating, we enhanced our channel partner incentives, we talked about the next generation data center opportunity and we were recognized as a “leader” for a very key security opportunity. Intel Inside, according to Renee James, Read more... - U.K. Tax Scams on the Horizon
David Marcus - March 30, 2011
As the saying goes: Death and taxes are the only constants in life. This adage can be applied to scams on the Internet as well. Every tax season we can count on scams like these to raise their heads and try to bilk users out of their identity information and hard-earned money. A few of Read more... - Zeus and SpyEye: Old Dogs Repeat Old Tricks
Pedro Bueno - February 15, 2011
There is a lot of buzz in the security community lately about the merger of two widespread password-stealing malware families, Zbot (maker of Zeus) and SpyEye. Some reports says that the Zbot source code was given to the SpyEye crew. Others say that Zeus was sold, and some even say that nothing really happened–this was Read more...