Congratulations to Christian Mairoll of Emsi Software for winning the 2009 Epsilon Award at the ninth annual European Software Conference. Emsi Software's a-squared Anti-Malware application was awarded the prize earlier this month at the ESWC conference in Berlin, Germany. The Educational Software Cooperative (ESC) is a sponsor of the European Software Conference.
Each year, the Epsilon Award recognizes the best software program from the European software and microISV community. Programs are nominated by software developers, a peer-review process that ensures that only the highest quality software is considered for the award. In addition to receiving worldwide recognition for its software, Emsi Software was also awarded an artistic creation by a European artist, and 200 Euros in cash which Emsi Software will donate to the SOS Children's Villages organization that was founded in Austria.
The a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5 security suite for Windows features a double virus scanner plus behavioral analysis, and stops viruses, spyware, Trojans, bots, and rootkits from infecting PCs. In 2009, in seven independent head-to-head tests against other anti-malware software, a-squared Anti-Malware was chosen as the most effective. In the latest test, run by the Malware Research Group, a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5 recognized 99.8 percent of the 554,891 malware files used in the test, a higher score than the other 21 applications tested. While not as well-known as some heavily-advertised security solutions, a-squared Anti-Malware has a large and growing number of victories in independent tests.
a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5 runs under Windows, costs $40(US) for a one-year single-user license, and may be purchased securely online from http://www.emsisoft.com/. You can download a 30-day trial version from the same web address.
The tenth annual European Software Conference will be held in November, 2010 in Vienna, Austria. Additional information about the Epsilon Award, and about the European Software Conference, can be found on http://www.euroconference.org/ or http://www.microisv.eu/.
Pictured above are David Boventer (left), the European Software Conference's Executive Director and Christian Mairoll (right) founder and head of Emsi Software. Many thanks to Dave Collins of Shareware Promotions for providing photographs from the conference. You can view more of Dave's photos from the 2009 ESWC on http://www.sharewarepromotions.com/conferences/esc/2009/index.asp
Al Harberg, the press release guy from DP Directory, Inc.
Each year, the Epsilon Award recognizes the best software program from the European software and microISV community. Programs are nominated by software developers, a peer-review process that ensures that only the highest quality software is considered for the award. In addition to receiving worldwide recognition for its software, Emsi Software was also awarded an artistic creation by a European artist, and 200 Euros in cash which Emsi Software will donate to the SOS Children's Villages organization that was founded in Austria.
The a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5 security suite for Windows features a double virus scanner plus behavioral analysis, and stops viruses, spyware, Trojans, bots, and rootkits from infecting PCs. In 2009, in seven independent head-to-head tests against other anti-malware software, a-squared Anti-Malware was chosen as the most effective. In the latest test, run by the Malware Research Group, a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5 recognized 99.8 percent of the 554,891 malware files used in the test, a higher score than the other 21 applications tested. While not as well-known as some heavily-advertised security solutions, a-squared Anti-Malware has a large and growing number of victories in independent tests.
a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5 runs under Windows, costs $40(US) for a one-year single-user license, and may be purchased securely online from http://www.emsisoft.com/. You can download a 30-day trial version from the same web address.
The tenth annual European Software Conference will be held in November, 2010 in Vienna, Austria. Additional information about the Epsilon Award, and about the European Software Conference, can be found on http://www.euroconference.org/ or http://www.microisv.eu/.
Pictured above are David Boventer (left), the European Software Conference's Executive Director and Christian Mairoll (right) founder and head of Emsi Software. Many thanks to Dave Collins of Shareware Promotions for providing photographs from the conference. You can view more of Dave's photos from the 2009 ESWC on http://www.sharewarepromotions.com/conferences/esc/2009/index.asp
Al Harberg, the press release guy from DP Directory, Inc.
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