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Smart Soft

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Type
  
Private

Website
  
www.trafinsp.com

Founded
  
2003

Headquarters
  
Kolomna, Russia

Founder
  
Andrey Davidovich

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Industry
  
Network security Computer security

Products
  
Traffic Inspector Traffic Inspector Anti-Virus powered by Kaspersky Traffic Inspector Anti-Spam powered by Kaspersky

Smart-Soft is a privately owned software development company specializing in Internet technology solutions. Smart-Soft was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Kolomna, Russia. There are more than 3 million users of Smart-Soft products in the CIS.

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About the Company

Smart-Soft develops a range of software products that help solve most of the problems that arise when connecting local networks to the Internet. Smart-Soft products implement web filtering, anti-virus protection, spam filtering, traffic accounting / billing, advanced routing, reporting and other facilities. The company's mission is to make web surfing safer and mitigate the many threats of the modern-day Internet by offering useful and multipurpose network security products.

Smart-Soft is one of the dominant players on the Russian security software market and is also among the Top 20 of the leading IT security vendors worldwide.

Smart-Soft is a Microsoft Certified Partner with ISV / Software Products Solutions Competency and IntelĀ® Software Premier Elite Partner. Smart-Soft also has joint projects with Kaspersky Lab and Doctor Web.

Products

  • Traffic Inspector, a comprehensive Windows-based solution for network security, Internet access control and traffic analysis.
  • Traffic Inspector Anti-Virus powered by Kaspersky, a gateway anti-virus module developed as a joint project with Kaspersky Lab.
  • Traffic Inspector Anti-Spam powered by Kaspersky, a gateway module that provides spam recognition services to Traffic Inspector.
  • References

    Smart-Soft Wikipedia