SenSage Certifies Reporting Solution with Symantec Messaging Security
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Partnership Provides Enhanced Message Tracking, System Manageability and Audit Capabilities to Fortune 2000 and Service Provider Customers
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20 - SenSage, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise event data management solutions, today announced SenSage support of Symantec Messaging Security through integrations with Symantec Mail Security for SMTP and Symantec Brightmail AntiSpam. The partnership provides Symantec customers with an enhanced method for better understanding, monitoring and reporting on their electronic messaging environment.
The cornerstone of this new offering is the SenSage Solution for Symantec Messaging Security, developed by SenSage and certified through the Symantec Technology Enabled Program (STEP), which allows data to be pulled directly from the Symantec messaging security solutions. The solution is powered by SenSage's patented event data management and analytics engine that can collect hundreds of millions of events per day and provide cost-effective storage and analytics on that data over years. The solution allows organizations to benefit from expanded manageability and compliance monitoring, with the ability to quickly see the health of their messaging infrastructure, as well as instantly research system issues and perform detailed compliance investigations. Out-of-box reporting allows administrators to track e-mail messages across all system components, produce compliance reports and perform root-cause analysis of failures.
"Symantec is committed to protecting our customers against the risk of e- mail threats at the earliest point of network entry - the SMTP gateway," said Matt Hartwell-Herrero, group product manager, Symantec Information Foundation. "Together, Symantec and SenSage have teamed to offer a complete reporting solution that provides full visibility for administrators across Symantec's messaging security solutions."
The SenSage Solution for Symantec Messaging Security allows enterprises to track electronic messages end-to-end as they traverse enterprise networks - from the time they arrive at the SMTP gateway until the time they are delivered to the recipient. This helps ensure that messages are delivered and, if not, determines the root-cause of the failure. In addition, the SenSage solution allows enterprises to manage their messaging environment and more effectively approach resource capacity planning and trending of performance and availability of the system.
"The value of a single, robust management platform is obvious," said Rob Ayoub, network security industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan. "SenSage's event data management platform is one of the most powerful and comprehensive solutions available on the market today. By leveraging their respective strengths, the two companies are addressing a very real pain point of enterprise IT management."
"We are excited about partnering with Symantec to extend the value of messaging security," said Frank Bien, vice president, product marketing and business development at SenSage. "SenSage's approach to event data management is truly unique in the industry, and our partnership with Symantec is a great example of how easily extendable the platform is. SenSage will continue to look for ways to leverage event data already being created in the enterprise to address operational, auditing and security issues and, ultimately, deliver more value to our customers."
Pricing and Availability
The SenSage Solution for Symantec Messaging Security is available now, with pricing beginning at $40,000. To learn more about the solution, please download the product overview from http://sensage.com/symantec.
About SenSage
SenSage, Inc. offers the only patented event data warehousing solution for log management and compliance auditing applications. Over 200 customers have deployed SenSage solutions to reduce the risks associated with insider threats, system downtime and failed audits by providing faster, more granular analysis of privileged user behavior and analyzing anomalies across network, system and application activity. Based in San Francisco, the company markets its solutions directly and through partners, including Cerner, EMC, Hewlett- Packard, IBM, Intec Billing Systems, Lockheed Martin, Network Appliance, Sendmail, Symantec and Tokyo Electron.
Source: SenSage, Inc.
CONTACT: Pooja Chakravarti of The Hoffman Agency for SenSage,
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Web site: http://www.sensage.com/
