Protect your business and your reputation

SAFeMAIL™ from Safeserve

The widespread and exponential uptake of email as the most efficient ever means of business communication has left company networks vulnerable to fast spreading and increasingly pernicious viruses. These can multiply at a terrifying speed and, for that reason, can overwhelm even the most efficient IT department.

Enter SAFeMAIL™, a Safeserve managed service that protects your company from email-borne viruses by capturing and destroying them before they enter your network.

Your company’s reputation, especially in a competitive market, is vitally important, and being the source of a damaging virus that infects your customers’ or suppliers’ systems can do irreparable harm. For this reason, as well as guarding against incoming viruses, SAFeMAIL™ also protects your outgoing emails.


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Attack is the best form of defence

SAFeMAIL™ operates pre-emptively, positioning itself between the internet and your company network, thus preventing viruses and malicious codes from reaching your email servers. Each and every message enters the SAFeMAIL™ data network where it is processed, viruses identified and then destroyed.

More than one way to kill ‘em

At the core of the SAFeMAIL™' virus fighting strategy are multiple, commercial-grade anti-virus engines, integrated at the API level. At all times, SAFeMAIL™ uses at least two different anti-virus engines with the ability to immediately engage additional engines when acute threats warrant additional coverage.

In partnership with leading anti-virus systems. These partnerships provide virus antidote updates to the SAFeMAIL™ network before they are available to the general public. Then, in addition, SAFeMAIL™ virus definitions are updated every hour 24 hours a day.

What’s more…

…we should never forget the dreaded S-word: spam which carries its very own virus payload. To counter this danger, SAFeMAIL™' spam prevention techniques, in the shape of Safeserve’s own NO2SPAM™ technology, block spam before it enters the network.