CNET Networks UK award winner: PatchLink-SecureWave

Staff ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 25 Sep 2007 16:12 BST

Security is central to everything businesses do, but many of the products that are supposed to protect fail to do the job as desired.

Winner of the Security Product of the Year award at the 2007 CNET Networks UK Business Technology Awards, PatchLink-Securewave's Sanctuary 4.1 is unlike traditional security solutions: it protects against data leakage, malware and spyware by denying everything by default. Easy to deploy, the system reduces the possibility of viruses, keeps employee productivity high and frees up the IT support team to focus on other issues.

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