Canadian Internet Security Specialists, ParetoLogic and Netsweeper, Unite to Make Internet Use Safer for Families

Victoria, B.C. (PRWEB) April 27, 2006 -- A mutual concern for Internet security and the safety of families is the impetus for a new partnership between Canadian Internet security companies ParetoLogic and Netsweeper. Netsweeper's expertise in content filtering and ParetoLogic's mastery of anti-spyware and Internet security applications will enable each company to augment the other. This new alliance promises to be advantageous to both companies and to the families, individuals and businesses that they serve.

Protecting over 5 million customers world-wide, Netsweeper specializes in content filtering managed services. Utilizing the most sophisticated technology in the industry, Netsweeper is committed to providing families with the best protection possible from malicious and inappropriate content, inclding threats from spyware. «When families participate in Internet use, their computers become clogged with spyware,» States Perry Roach, CEO of Netsweeper, «Partnering with ParetoLogic enables us to round out our protection and identity theft capabilities.»

ParetoLogic's XoftSpySE anti-spyware software has become a popular choice for both business and personal use, addressing the need for an effective anti-spyware application that is fast and effective while using minimal system resources. According to ParetoLogic Business Development Manager, Jason Carvalho, the partnership with Netsweeper is a perfect match. «Netsweeper's values are aligned with Paretologic's. Both organizations possess a genuine concern for the safety and privacy to which Internet users are entitled and a dedication to provide the best possible solutions to secure and enhance their Internet experience. Netsweeper also shares our belief that educating the public about how to protect themselves and their families when using the Internet is crucial to the advancement of Internet security.»

About ParetoLogic

ParetoLogic is an international software development company headquartered in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. A member of SIIA, we specialize in providing advanced security applications for enterprise, business and personal computer use as well as providing custom software solutions for business and government.

About Netsweeper

Netsweeper Inc. empowers organizations to guard against Internet abuse and to offer their end users a secure, productive Internet experience, protected from harmful, malicious and inappropriate content. Netsweeper provides intelligent, network-based web filtering technology to corporations, Internet service providers, educational institutions, government organizations and OEM partners around the world. The company has offices and distribution channels in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, South America, and South Africa. For more information about Netsweeper, please visit http://www.netsweeper.com.

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