Dirk Cipido

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MarshalMail Marshal Webmarshal

• Dirk Cipido

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Content Security Specialists
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Todays agenda

• What is Internet Content Security?
• What should you know?
• Why Marshal Internet Content Security?

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What is Internet Content Security?

• Internet Content Security (ICS) is about
  controlling the type and subject matter of
  material entering or leaving an organisation via
  email or Internet browsing

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What is Internet Content Security?

• Firewall security
• Controls the who - not the what
• Content security
• Controls the what

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What is Internet Content Security?
Email content control
Firewalls
Email encryption
Anti-virus
Web browser control
Intrusion detection
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Agenda
What is Internet Content Security? What should
you know? Why Marshal Internet Content Security?
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What should you know?

• Specialised content products -not just tack-ons
• Not Microsoft Exchange
• Not Lotus Notes
• Not Antivirus software
• Not Firewalls

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What should you know?

• Content security products need to
• Plug the security hole
• Be robust scalable
• Adapt quickly to new security threats
• Suite of products, SMTP, HTTP, FTP, Encryption
• Easy to set up and maintain
• Flexible
• Backed by a support network

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Agenda

• What is Internet Content Security?
• What should you know?
• Why Marshal Internet Content Security?

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How does Marshal work?
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Why Marshal Internet Content Security?

• Controls all data content both in and out
• Scans all parts of mail message
• Unpacks zipped attachments
• Scans both uploaded downloaded web content
• Powerful yet easy to use
• Fast
• Operates on the fly
• Industrial strength content engine
• Supports arrays and clusters
• Uploaded downloaded web content
• Works with leading anti-virus and firewall
  products
• Provides powerful management reporting

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Why Marshal Internet Content Security?

• Content security suite
• SMTP
• Exchange
• Email encryption
• Web browsing control
• Tack-on solutions no longer adequate
• Marshal is the content security specialist

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Why Marshal Internet Content Security?

• The biggest differences were found in the
  reporting area. In this aspect Marshal was
  clearly superior
• MailMarshal is also better in terms of
  integration of virus scanners
• All in all, Marshal has a more innovative
  concept

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The New Marshal

• Marshal MBO
• Management Team
• Launch of New Marshal Infosec 2006
• Product Roadmap - highlights

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The new Marshal

• Management Buy Out!
• Deal transaction with NetIQ closed 13th Dec 2005
• 90-day transition period from NetIQ
• Management buy out led by Ed Macnair (former WW
  director and acting CEO of Marshal in NetIQ)
• Backed by Kelso Place Asset Management whose
  founders are formerly from Goldman Sachs
• New company is called Marshal Limited

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The new Marshal

• Management Team
• Ed Macnair, Chief Executive Officer
• Paul Mayho, Chief Finance Officer
• Ellynora Nicoll, VP WW Marketing
• David McHattie, VP EMEA
• Steve Bachman, VP Americas
• John Skeates, VP Asia-Pacific
• Research Development
• Recruitment of old Marshal development team in
  New Zealand
• Peter Hodges and Kevin McFall, original founders,
  are joining Marshal as Chief Technical Architect
  and Technology Strategist!

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The new Marshal

• Number of employees 110
• Offices
• WW and EMEA head office Basingstoke, UK
• Americas Atlanta Houston, USA
• Asia-Pacific Auckland, New Zealand
• Tech Support
• Houston, TX, USA
• Auckland, New Zealand
• Basingstoke, in six months time

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The new Marshal

• Launch of new Marshal at InfoSec Europe 2006
• 25th 27th April 2006 in Olympia, London
• Hall 1, Gallery, Stand no. G785
• Thursday 27th April, London Room, 1100-1300
• Presentation by Ed Macnair, Marshal Update
• Presentation by Peter Hodges/Kevin McFall,
  Marshal Product Roadmap and Technology Vision

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Marshal RoadmapJanuary 2006
Marshal Confidential
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Roadmap - MailMarshal for SMTP

• MailMarshal 6.1a Jan 31st
• New version expected Jan 31st
• MailMarshal 6.1b Mar 06
• Expect end of March release for full release with
  new migration tool completed re-branded
• MailMarshal v6.2 Q3 06
• SPF / Domain Key Support
• SQM improvements
• Deep Image Analysis
• Optical Character Recognition
• Large Attachment Optimization
• MailMarshal Today Update
• Customer Spam Collection tools
• URL Blacklist Integration
• Compliance Tool kit

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Roadmap MailMarshal Secure

• MMS v6.1a Q2 06
• Dedicated MMS Node in a MM6.x Array
• Similar functionality to MMS 5.5 but in 6.x
  platform
• MMS v6.2 Q4 06
• Full v6.x array support
• Enterprise scalable
• Full Certificate Management capability
• Ability to snap in other encryption algorithms
  that are supported

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Some of the new reports
5 new reports4 enhancements
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DOS DHA Prevention
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HELO Rules
Block based on- -Not a fully qualified domain
name -Is not an IP address -Matches a specific
string -Is a specific host name
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TLS Configuration
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New Setup Install Options
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MailMarshal for Exchange v6.0

• New Stub Architecture
• Extend Cluster Support, Make cluster aware using
  MS Clustering API
• Retuning of Data Sources
• Mailbox to Mailbox only
• Ability to retrospectively scan Exchange Store to
  assure compliance
• Native AD / LDAP integration
• Large Attachment Optimization
• Ability to strip large attachments sent to
  numerous people and instead insert a link
• Compliance Tool Kit 1

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WebMarshal 3.7 4.0
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Roadmap Update WebMarshal

• WebMarshal 3.7 Q2 06
• Gateway based Spyware Protection utilizing well
  known engine
• Marshal URL Blacklist , all hosted and updated by
  Marshal
• URLCensor Integration
• Rules Policy Refresh
• Multiple URL Blacklist Support (No one else can
  do this)
• AV update to equal MM SMTP
• WebMarshal Next Generation Q4 06
• Enterprise Scalability
• IM support Multiple protocols
• P2P Protocol Support
• HTTP 1.1
• Compliance Tool Kit
• Redundancy (Able to exist with no SQL server)
• Architecture similar to MM6

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URLCensor
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Roadmap Update SRC FWS

• SRC v2.1a Jan 06
• SRC maintenance release with limited new features
• SRC v2.2 Q3 06
• Updated device support
• Possible new FWS Lite version
• SRC Next Generation
• Live reporting consoles instead of historic
• Ability to alert on spreading threats through
  multiple devices

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