2012 North American Email Content Security Product Differentiation Excellence Award

Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Proofpoint for Superiority in the Email Content Security Market

best email content security product differentiation excellence award Proofpoint has been awarded the 2012 Product Differentiation Excellence Award for Email Content Security by Frost & Sullivan. Frost & Sullivan evaluated all on-premises software/appliance, virtual, and cloud-based email security providers. After careful analysis, Frost & Sullivan concluded that Proofpoint achieved the strongest product differentiation in the past year.

The Frost & Sullivan award recognizes the unique features and functionality of Proofpoint's security solutions - as well as the company's ability to meet the needs of target markets, including financial services and healthcare.

According to Frost & Sullivan, "Proofpoint addresses financial services and healthcare needs by offering an integrated suite of on-demand protection options, spanning threat management, regulatory compliance, archiving and governance, and secure communication. Customers such as Guaranty Bank, AON Corporation, Grant Thornton, Zions Bank, Amalgamated Life, and Wedbush rely on Proofpoint's ability to meet their demanding security requirements. Proofpoint's customer base includes four of the five largest U.S. retailers, four of the five largest U.S. defense contractors, and three of the five largest global pharmaceutical companies."

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About Proofpoint Email Security Solutions

Proofpoint, Inc. helps the largest and most successful companies in the world protect and govern their most sensitive data.

Proofpoint is an innovative security-as-a-service vendor that delivers data protection solutions that help medium- and large-sized organizations protect their data from attack and enable them to effectively meet the complex and evolving regulatory compliance and data governance mandates that have been spawned from highly publicized data breaches.