Mirapoint Touts RazorGateMirapoint Touts RazorGate
Announces that new release of the RazorGate email security appliance has set a new benchmark of more than 25M messages of throughput per day
May 3, 2006

SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Mirapoint, the secure messaging experts, today announced that its newest release of the RazorGate email security appliance has set a new industry benchmark for performance of more than 25 million messages of throughput per day. The RazorGate accomplishes this at roughly half the cost of competing products, further solidifying the RazorGate appliance’s price-performance leadership. These performance increases, re-affirming RazorGate’s position at the head of the email security market, have come as the result of Mirapoint’s continued innovation with its RazorGate software architecture.
Based upon actual usage trials carried out with existing Mirapoint customers, the new RazorGate appliances demonstrated a 50 percent improvement in the throughput of messages running over 10,000 simultaneous incoming connections with Mirapoint’s RAPID Anti-Virus and Anti-Spam applications. This performance improvement increases to 112 percent with Mirapoint’s MailHurdle functionality turned on.
The RazorGate appliance delivers an industry leading message throughput of some 25,315,200 messages per day, equating to more performance at half the price of other leading email security appliances.
"Businesses need to offset the ever-increasing amount of email spam trying to make it on to their networks," said Brian Burke, Research Manager for IDC's Security Products Service. “By improving product performance, companies like Mirapoint are among the leaders proactively combating spam. As a result, businesses retain control of their infrastructure and assets whether they are a SMB or an enterprise."
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