MELBOURNE – AUSTRALIA (12th April 2007)
– MailEnable Improves Application Security by Releasing a Lockdown Utility
MailEnable has improved the security and reliability of its mail server product suite by providing a Lockdown Utility that reduces the level of access that MailEnable has to system resources.
The MailEnable Lockdown Utility allows MailEnable to be configured as a ‘hardened’ installation. The utility specifically excludes MailEnable’s services from being able to access sensitive services that could potentially be used as a result of exploitation.
The MailEnable Lockdown utility is free and available for all Standard, Professional and Enterprise Edition users (both Version 1 and Version 2). The ‘hardened’ installation will be included in all future versions as the default configuration.
For more information on the MailEnable Lockdown Utility, please refer to the Security Whitepaper:
http://www.mailenable.com/security/lockdown.asp
The MailEnable Lockdown Utility can be downloaded here: http://www.mailenable.com/hotfix/me-10031.exe
The latest hotfixes can be obtained from the MailEnable website here:
http://www.mailenable.com/hotfix
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http://www.mailenable.com/rss
About MailEnable:
MailEnable, a privately owned software company based in Melbourne, Australia was first established in 2002. MailEnable develops high performance mail server systems for the Microsoft Windows platform. MailEnable is committed to providing affordable, high quality software products and support services to customers on a worldwide basis.
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