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Overview
McAfee Content Security Blade Server defends enterprise networks against spam, malware, and other intrusions with a single high-performance solution. It enables safe employee access to Web 2.0 applications and email, while maintaining complete control of security. Content Security Blade Server has an easily expandable architecture and flexible management that lowers IT costs.
Unmatched security — Content Security Blade Server takes protection to a new level with advanced zero-day and targeted attack exploit detection. Detect Web 2.0 malicious mobile code in real time, and stop spyware, inappropriate web content, phishing, viruses, worms, Trojans, spam, and other malware threats, both known and unknown, from entering the network.
Scalable and cost-effective protection — Need more performance? You can just add blades. Content Security Blade Server instantly recognizes and configures new blades, and adds them to the pool of shared resources. There's no need to rearchitect your network or worry about balancing the load — the system does it all for you.
A single powerful solution — Content Security Blade Server integrates server, storage, networking, and power management into a single solution you can manage as a unified environment. It automatically responds to fluctuating traffic demand and incorporates wire speed load balancing for traffic distribution.
Flexible management — Protect your email or web infrastructure separately or take full advantage of Content Security Blade Server's flexibility to cover both with a single system. Easily add features and capacity without costly downtime, simplify multi-appliance or server deployments, and streamline ongoing maintenance with a single enclosure.
Features & Benefits
Secure your network
Take advantage of the industry's best anti-malware protection to proactively filter out objectionable content from web traffic in real time and get true context-based threat detection. Enhanced behavioral detection finds Web 2.0 malicious mobile code, while advanced zero-day and targeted attack exploit detection works without a signature, regardless of media or content type.
Regain control
Block 99% of spam with McAfee Content Security Blade Server's powerful combination of detection technologies and streaming updates.
Get instant insight
Monitor overall system status easily with a convenient, at-a-glance system dashboard and status indicators.
Gain complete security & extensibility on demand
Turn on different features when you need them. Email protection includes anti-spam, virus removal, anti-phishing, and content filtering. Web protection includes URL filtering, anti-malware, anti-virus, anti-spyware, SSL scanning, and content inspection.
Go green & reduce costs
Use up to 40% less power and 40% less space when compared to equivalent 1U rack-mounted servers.
System Requirements
The McAfee Content Security Blade Server is a self-contained device. For additional product specifications, see the Content Security Blade Server data sheet.
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