Cloudmark & Simplicita Team to Protect Service Provider Networks from Zombies and Botnets
The Cloudmark-Simplicita Partnership
As part of its Reputation Data Partner Program, Simplicita has licensed and will integrate into ZBX real-time data feeds on zombie infected PCs from Cloudmark. The companies are also integrating Authority and ZBX to allow for direct information exchanges between the two products. The companies will conduct joint marketing, selling, and referral programs for these service provider software products.
About Simplicita ZBX
ZBX is a network-based solution which enables broadband ISPs to automate zombie discovery and cleanup, and disable botnets. Unlike conventional solutions that simply block Zombie traffic, ZBX uproots bot-controlled machines that violate ISP acceptable use policies (AUP) and protects end users by detecting malware that is hiding on their PCs. ZBX dynamically identifies hijacked PCs, switches them off the network, and provides subscribers with disinfection tools.
About Simplicita
Simplicita frees carrier networks from zombies and botnets. The company has developed the first commercial software product for ISPs, including cable and telco network operators, which dynamically identifies, isolates, and fixes computers that have been hijacked by zombie-botnet malware. The company's management team has built Internet infrastructure businesses acquired by Software.com, Excite, and Verio. For more information, visit www.simplicita.com.
About Cloudmark
Cloudmark builds messaging security software that protects communications service provider networks and their subscribers against the widest range of messaging threats. Only Cloudmark Security Platform™ delivers instant security and control across diverse messaging environments, enabling communications service providers to create a safe user experience, protect revenue and safeguard their brand, while streamlining infrastructure and reducing operational costs. Cloudmark's patented solutions protect more than 120 tier-one customers worldwide, including AT&T, Verizon, Swisscom, Comcast, Cox and NTT.