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LaneChange.Net Simplifies Email Server Virus Protection for Business

New service scans inbound email for viruses and Spam before a message reaches its destination. A simple installation protects corporate email servers.

Ottawa, Ontario January 15, 2004 -- LaneChange.Net, a complete Internet services solutions provider, has announced a new online service for small and medium sized businesses to access industrial strength virus scanning that is affordable and easy to implement.

“Many small and medium size businesses run their own email servers but lack the resources needed to protect their users from viruses,” said Robert Schwartz, President of LaneChange.Net. “Our Email Filtering Service allows these company’s to take advantage of industrial strength virus protection without hefty upfront costs or steep technical learning curve.”

LaneChange.Net’s new Email Virus Filtering Gateway Service receives all email for a customer’s domain. Each message is scanned for viruses and Spam, then forwarded to the client. Email found to contain a virus is repackaged with a warning that the message may contain a dangerous payload. Special headers are also added to the email, which email administrators can use to manage infected emails as they arrive to a customer’s server or email client.

"LaneChange.Net's Email Virus Filtering service works with any SMTP compliant email server and requires no special software to be installed at the client’s end." said Schwartz. "Very little technical knowledge is needed to implement and only a simple change to a domain’s DNS settings is required to begin using the service." he emphasized.

"Viruses and Spam are the single biggest threats facing IT Managers and system administrators today. We are committed to providing easy to use, technical solutions to problems like these and this new service is part of that commitment." concluded Schwartz.