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Casa Vinicola Zonin and Libra ESVA: italian quality |
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 Casa Vinicola Zonin, one of the most famous italian wine-producing companies and also one of the foremost worlwide, chose Libra ESVA to protect more than 250+ email users from spam,virus, phishing, malware and other security threats.
Libra ESVA replaced the existing Trend Micro's product, as performances were not as expected, thought maintenance costs to always have an up to date solution. Since the first setup Libra ESVA demonstrated exceptional spam filtering capabilities, cutting down maintenance costs.
 With Libra ESVA I was able to protect and maximize my VMware investment! The integration with our Lotus Notes was straight forward and saved a lot of time consuming configuration tasks!  With the previous antispam solution Casa Vinicola Zonin was experiencing a lot of false positives every day and the spam catch rate was not at the top.
Davide d’Acunzo ends with: Beyond the impressive efficacy of Libra Esva, i want to mention the professional skills and real-time support received from Libra Esva team during the product startup, as an international value to the italian brand!
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Stellar performance by Libra Esva in VBspam test March Edition! |
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 Stellar performance in the latest Virus Bullettin comparative test by Libra Esva!
Top ranking and VBSpam + award with a clear advantage over all other competitors and zero false positives!
Libra Esva joined the test three years ago, and since then has always achieved benchmark results, with consistency of performances that no other product has ever achieved!
The corpus contained 84,576 emails, 71,298 of which were part of the spam corpus; Libra Esva with a spam catch rate of 99.94% and zero false positives, missed only 44 unsolicited emails without blocking any legitimate email!
The Virus Bullettin is an independent global publication specific to the field of viruses and related malware. Libra Esva which for the purposes of this test runs as a virtual machine under VMware, outperformed all 19 global competitors.
Only one year ago SC Magazine Australia headlined with surprise:  Italian anti spam product trump giants! ; exactly one year later the article could not be more appropriate!
Martijn Grooten, technical director at Virus Bullettin said: In this test, even with a more difficult ham corpus, the product achieved a clean sheet, including a lack of false positives amongst the newsletters..
Ing.Paolo Frizzi, CEO of Libra Esva, said: It 's amazing what we were able to get even this time! The results of three years of testing have confirmed Libra Esva is a mature product that even the most optimistic forecasts could have imagined! Obviously I'm very proud of the work we have done.. |
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Libra ESVA Integrates Avira to Improve Virus Protection |
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Lecco, 27th February 2013
Security expert Avira announced today that Libra, a global provider of enterprise-grade email security solutions, has licensed Avira’s SAVAPI anti-malware scanning engine to incorporate into Libra products.
With the scale and complexity of recent email threats, including spam, viruses, Trojans, phishing and malware attacks, Libra ESVA’s engineers determined that the traditional approach of having a single generic antivirus engine is no longer sufficient.
To combat this evolving threat, Libra’s engineers decided to integrate a second antivirus engine, and they found Avira to be the best vendor to provide it.
“We were looking at technology partners that could provide us with a rock solid industry leading antivirus technology while keeping full control over our customer experience, allowing to improve detection rate and reduce false positives,“ said Eng.Paolo Frizzi, CEO of Libra. “With the highest performance virus scanning in the industry, we chose Avira’s anti-virus technology to become a fully integrated layer of virus protection on our Libra ESVA email security appliances.”
During the scanning process, Libra ESVA analyzes each incoming message and file, identifies the type and then applies the relevant technique to ensure highest throughput and efficacy.
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