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MicroWorld Winsock Layer |
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Without MicroWorld
WinSock Layer (MWL)
All incoming and outgoing mails, pass through the
WinSock Layer at the server level and the client level.
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With MicroWorld WinSock
Layer (MWL)
MWL sits on WinSock. All content passing through
WinSock has to mandatorily pass through MWL, where it
is checked for any security violating data. If such data
occurs, it is removed and the clean data is passed on
to the application.
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MicroWorld launches a revolutionary concept to tackle the
Content Security threats
The overall business scenario is undergoing a rapid change
with Information Technology providing more advanced and rapid
means of business communication like Internet and e-mails. However,
as far as information that is being made available across the
computer systems is concerned, there is a race to restrict its
access, guard against information abuse and protect the valuable
content.
Virus-pranksters are now using the Internet as a frictionless
distribution channel for dangerous viruses and worms. Over the
years, contemporary virus threats have transformed into content
security threats. These comprise e-mail and web-based virus
downloads, MS Word based macro bombs, offensive e-mail and web
content, misuse / abuse of e-mail resources, junk mail and Spam
infections, harmful Java or ActiveX applets, intrusion of anonymous
Internet users and trespassing of unauthorized bodies into the
company's internal network.
These threats not only
damage files and computers by acting as viral agents,
but also impose productivity losses, wasting disk space,
time and financial resources. Ironically, even as certain
methods to guard Content Security have evolved, threats
to security have become more severe, even causing destruction
of data. However, the systems employed to detect these
threats are still handicapped by several deficiencies.
The "cure" that is provided by other products
only scans data after it is saved on the hard disk; by
which time the damage is already done.
MicroWorld, the leader in Content Security and Communications
software, has now launched "MicroWorld-WinSock Layer"
(MWL), a revolutionary concept in scanning Internet traffic
on a real-time basis. This new concept is set to change
the manner in which Content Security threats are tackled
in the knowledge world. |
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MWL is revolutionary because unlike the other products and technologies,
currently available, MWL tackles a threat before it reaches
your applications. Other products deal with the threat after
the applications have already processed it.
Technically, MWL is placed above the WinSock layer and acts
as a "Transparent Gatekeeper" on the WinSock layer
of the operating system. All data packets coming on different
TCP/IP ports are assembled. It then decodes e-mail and web traffic,
FTP and ICQ traffic along with all the attachments and passes
them through numerous filters such as Virus Filters, Content
Filters, Attachment Filters, etc. These filters check validity
of the file's content and issue dynamic notifications.
MWL technology oversees all data flowing to-and-from the Internet,
thereby allowing it to process it without interfering with the
applications. Dynamic compression and decompression facilities
of data flow, between the Internet and your computer in order
to maximize effective bandwidth usage are thus provided by MWL.
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There I must say your support is great I only wish other tech companies were half
as good. David Hyde I really appreciate all your help with the Microsoft
fiasco the other day. You always go the extra mile and no matter how it seems,
I greatly appreciate you. Jay Traylor | |
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