Exo Secure Appliance
The intY Exo family of secure appliances all have email servers and internet gateways, offering a wealth of management tools and protection from online threats.
The Exo Secure Appliance features:
Email Server: The built-in email server offers comprehensive email management features
- Scheduled connection times for managing access and traffic
- Shared email (mailing lists) for effective distribution
- Monitoring tool copies all incoming and outgoing mail to a specified mailbox
- Email user/domain mapping allows email forwarding to all users individual mailboxes. This ensures that companies with multiple sites only have to tell people about the one central domain.
- Bar inappropriate language from outgoing and incoming e-mail
- Redirection and email blocking facility based on content and file size
- Add a consistent legal disclaimer to emails
Access Controls: Exo gives you the tools to design a granular, productive email and Internet Access Policy. It is backed up with full audit reports, making users accountable for their online activity.
- Access plans– powerful schemes to control which applications are used and when individuals use them to access the internet. You can restrict website access by URL, and regulate sensitive file type distribution.
- Internet Watch Foundation—IWF filter lists are included in filter lists automatically, helping to prevent any liability issues caused by users accessing illegal web sites.
WebDefender Gateway (Optional): Enhances Exo URL filtering with a database of over 6.5 million entries, across over 40 categories. WebDefender Gateway delivers a sophisticated way to manage the online activity of your users. The category filters are tightly integrated into the standard user access controls, so you can manage precisely who goes where on the internet.
VPN (Optional): An indispensable way of providing secure internet access for remote workers or other offices. A VPN allows mobile workers to access central network resources or servers to synchronize data between locations. Available as IPSec or PPTP protocol.
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