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StillSecure to enhance managed security service offering

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StillSecure announced new features for ProtectPoint, its managed security services offering.

The managed services will now include content filtering and antispam. Emailing and browsing the Internet will become easier thanks to the user-based filtering and spam quarantine.

The antispam feature is scalable, able to service several thousand users, and it is compatible with Exchange, Lotus Notes and open source email options.

StillSecure acquired ProtectPoint Security Inc. in February 2009.

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