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Comodo's new approach of preventative isolation or containment technology enables an all new level of security for our systems house

Alexander Boeck, Managing Director of BOA GmbH

BOA GmbH is a systems supplier that has been engaged in services pertaining to information and telecommunications technology since 1994.

The family-run business is based in Laupheim (Upper Swabia, Germany) and over recent years has established branches including BOA Technology Finance GmbH and BOA Business Solutions GmbH. The future-facing service provider assists customers in Germany and throughout Europe. Its portfolio Includes solutions in the IT infrastructure, security, communication, hospitality and building management sectors.

Situation

It had become apparent that a new virus protection solution was needed for their own infrastructure because current solution from TrendMicro was unsatisfactory.

Time and again the Internet service provider (ISP) would alert the company of harmful software. There was no longer sufficient protection for the computers, systems and applications used. Hence, the ISP blocked the systems supplier's access to the Internet.

BOA GmbH Product Evaluation

The people in charge at the company in Laupheim reacted quickly and called for several anti-virus and security solutions to be tested, including the new versions of TrendMicro, Etrust, Avira and Comodo.

The management board at BOA GmbH had already had their sights on Comodo's SSL certificates and became aware of the supplier's Advanced Endpoint Protection via the website. From a commercial standpoint, the solution outperformed the competition primarily on the basis of its simple licensing model. The great value for money and the restrictive setup of the solution confirmed the decision for Comodo.

Moreover, an aspect of Comodo ESM particularly stood out in the decision to purchase the solution: the feature of completely isolating viruses from the PC and other IT hardware.

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