Cost-effective for organizations of any size
The Defender is an all-in-one email archiving appliance. Because the operating system, software, database, on-board storage and RAID disk management are all included, there’s no extra software to purchase and no need for an additional server. Unlike software and managed services, which charge on a per-user basis, Defender is scalable without incurring additional fees.
Start archiving in a matter of minutes
When your Defender arrives you have everything you need to get up and running in as little as 10 minutes. Compared to software solutions and managed services, which can take weeks to implement and can require an additional server, the Defender is as simple as plugging it in and pointing it to your mail server. It seamlessly integrates with most standard mail servers inclusing Exchange 1995-2007, Lotus notes, and Groupwise.
Search and restore in a matter of seconds
You can use any web browser to search and it also comes with an Outlook plug-in! IT personnel have the option of restricting archive access to administrators or allowing end users to search the Defender for the emails they need. In both cases, finding and restoring valuable emails takes seconds, thanks to an intuitive, web-based search interface. Defender indexes To, From, CC, Subject and Date fields as well as body text, attachment names, extensions and text, so even with the smallest bit of information, finding what you’re looking for is no problem.
Low maintenance means more time for you
Once the Defender is up and running, emails are archived automatically without any further attention from IT personnel. Daily status reports are sent to administrators so they can evaluate server traffic and performance. And because less information is stored on your mail server it means better performance and less maintenance!
Keep your data on site
Unlike managed services or software solutions, the Defender appliance keeps all your valuable information onsite. With Defender your business-critical data stays exactly where it should behind your firewall, safe from corruption by outside sources.
