Kerio Technologies,  provider of award-winning Internet security and messaging software, will have a key presence at Computer Faire 2008, to be held from 20-23 May at the Sandton Convention Centre.

Kerio delivers messaging collaboration and firewall solutions for organisations in local government, education, engineering and manufacturing throughout South Africa.
At the event, Joseph Weisz and Ala Dabat, Kerio’s technical evangelists, will highlight how administrators can easily deploy secure messaging and collaboration and gain better control over their network and Internet usage.
They will also discuss the success of real-life case studies of organizations who have implemented the messaging and network solutions.
Attendees will experience first-hand how the innovative CalDAV calendaring server and Kerio Outlook Connector, both part of the new version of KerioMailServer 6.5, are helping customers integrate and manage email, synchronize calendars and tasks.
Kerio will also show how to access the information anytime and anywhere on multiple mobile devices, including Nokia smartphones, BlackBerry and the iPhone.
IT security managers will learn how to easily maximize network security throughout the enterprise with Kerio WinRoute Firewall, a flexible and robust filtering solution, equipped with VPN, monitoring and reporting of all Internet activity.
“Organisations are demanding a more flexible and sophisticated email groupware solution that supports open standards for calendaring, as well as making it easy to use and maintain,” says Darryl Maroun at Netology, a Kerio reseller based in South Africa. “Due to our partnership with Kerio, we are able to deliver a very cost effective messaging suite that satisfies end users and IT administrators.”
Kerio will be at stand B26 in Hall 1.