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eSafe

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
ESafe
IndustryComputer security software
PredecessorEliashim Antivirus
Headquarters,
ProductsSafeNet eSafe Content Security
ParentAladdin Knowledge Systems
Websitewww.safenet-inc.com/products/content_security/index.asp

ESafe Protect (eSafe, formerly known as EliaShim Antivirus) is a range of software security products developed by EliaShim Limited, based in Haifa, Israel.[1] The distribution of the products is managed by eSafe Technologies Inc, located in Seattle, United States.

History

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EliaShim was acquired by Aladdin Knowledge Systems in December 1998.[2] The distribution of the consumer desktop version, eSafe Protect, was managed by Aladdin Knowledge Systems until its discontinuation in 2002.[3]

In the following years, the eSafe brand had transformed into a gateway-based content security product, which Aladdin Knowledge Systems sold as an integrated security appliance.[4]

In March 2009, Aladdin Knowledge Systems merged eSafe Protect with SafeNet Inc., which led to the evolution of eSafe into the SafeNet eSafe Content Security product line.[5][6]

See also

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References

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  1. Doron Avigad (10 March 1997). "Is Microsoft Ignoring EliaShim's Solution?". Globes.
  2. Eliav Allalouf and Ronny Lifschitz (9 December 1998). "Aladdin Buys EliaShim for $23 Mln in Cash, Stock". Globes.
  3. "Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd - 20-F - For 12/31/02". SEC Info.
  4. "Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd - 20-F - For 12/31/03 - Annual Report". SEC Info.
  5. Kaplan, Dan (2009-01-12). "Investment firm acquires authentication provider Aladdin". SC Media. Retrieved 2025-05-02.
  6. Shuster, Shmuel (25 March 2009). "Vector Completes Aladdin Takeover". Haaretz.

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