Sendio Launches Anti-Spam Pricing Promo for Fed, State Governments
Sendio is slashing prices, particularly that of its I.C.E. Box for federal and state government agencies. Sendio is an email security establishment, working with businesses of all sizes to block unwanted email, viruses, phishing and botnet attacks through a Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) system.
From now until April 30, 2007, all state and federal government agencies and organizations can purchase an I.C.E. Box for 30% lower than the retail price along with three months of free service for all purchased inboxes.
The Sendio I.C.E. (Intercept, Confirm or Eliminate) Box processes millions of messages a day per server while utilizing Sender Address Verification (SAV), which lets users accept messages based on the sender. The service also rejects any viruses before they make it to a server.
Kelly Anderson, CEO of Sendio said in a statement, “Spam is not just an inconvenience for government agencies. Most federal and state governments use filters to block unwanted emails. Unfortunately, these tools simply do not do an adequate job of eliminating spam messages while allowing legitimate emails through. Only Sendio’s I.C.E. Box, which uses a radically different approach called Sender Address Verification, can provide complete messaging protection by preventing unsolicited anonymous bulk emails from getting through the door.”
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