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The System Network Administrator for Yamaha Corporation of America needed antivirus software that would automatically clean viruses and block spam email at the Internet gateway and provide reports afterwards about what happened. He wanted an antivirus, anti-spam solution that would allow him to monitor malicious code activity across his entire network - regardless of which location any infected computer might be at - or what operating systems his computers might be running. This was solved by implementing Trend Micro eManager and VirusWall.
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