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Trend Micro to acquire anti-spyware supplier
Trend Micro reviews development process after software glitch
Trend Micro achieves security industry’s first spyware certification
Critical flaw hits Trend Micro range
Trend Micro to protect Hotmail
Watch out for auto reply: Trend Micro
Trend Micro outlines stronger SMB focus
Spam trend reflects criminal element
Cisco integrates Trend Micro's antivirus technology
Worms still top threat list: Trend Micro
ChannelWorx to push Trend Micro anti-virus box
Unipalm to distribute Trend Micro Products In Ireland
Trend Micro launches virus app
Trend Micro sends Valentine's warning
Trend Micro targets SME
Security holds its value despite offshore trend
Ingram takes on Trend locally
Trend to lift anti-virus services
Review: Trend Micro Enterprise Manager
The Trend Micro Control Manager is designed to manage Trend Micro's many and varied anti-virus products. This is another company which has made strong moves into Unix platforms, with products for Linux, Solaris and HPUX.
Review: Trend Micro InterScan Messaging Security Suite
Trend Micro is another familiar name in the anti-virus world. It has now branched out into email security with its InterScan Messaging Security Suite (IMSS), which, unsurprisingly, places a heavy emphasis on virus containment, but which also contains a number of other extremely valuable features.
IMSS is another spool-and-forward product, which means that the machine it is installed on should have a hard drive sufficient to handle your usual throughput of email. For this reason, and for reliability, it shouldn't really be installed on the SMTP server. Depending upon the needs of your network, it can be installed either in front of or behind your existing firewall, or even used in place of a firewall if - for some strange reason - you don't actually have one.
