avast! for Linux/Unix is Red Hat Ready
Prague - 15th February 2007: For Immediate Release: ALWIL Software a.s. is pleased to announce that avast®! for Linux/Unix has been approved as Red Hat® Ready, with ALWIL Software a.s. approved as a Red Hat® Ready Partner.
Red Hat® Inc. is the largest enterprise-ready provider of Linux® systems in the world, and its open source operating system the most widely deployed Linux® variant on enterprise systems and hosted web providers.
avast®! for Linux/Unix is a best-of-breed antivirus solution based upon the multi-award winning avast®! antivirus product line that is enterprise-class scalable and has been tested and is supported on Red Hat® Enterprise Linux®
avast®! for Linux/Unix is available now from authorized avast®! resellers and via our online shop partner element 5. Pricing is per mailbox for mail servers, or priced for ten mailboxes in file server/web server configuration.
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About ALWIL Software - Since 1988 ALWIL Software has produced antivirus products that have been developed into the multi-award winning avast®! antivirus product line. Headquartered in Prague, in the Czech Republic, ALWIL Software develops and markets avast®! antivirus products that cover everything from U3 devices, desktops, PDA and server protection on multiple platforms. Further details about the company and its products can be found on their corporate website http://www.avast.com
About avas®t! antivirus products – avast®! is the multi-award winning antivirus product line from ALWIL Software, which is ICSA Labs certified and regularly receives the Virus Bulletin 100% award, for detection of 100% of in-the-wild viruses, and SC Awards 2006 for best antivirus in both the US and European categories as well as Best anti-malware solution category in Europe. avast®! is specifically engineered to need low system requirements and automatically and incrementally updates both the program and virus definitions, keeping bandwidth usage to a minimum while always being up-to-date.
