Kerio Technologies' flagship messaging product Kerio MailServer targets small and mid-size businesses, offering a robust Webmail client in addition to its support for third party calendaring solutions such as Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Entourage or Apple iCal.

"Through our membership at CalConnect, we aim to help drive open standards for calendaring and increase interoperability across different calendaring servers and clients," says Dusan Vitek, VP Worldwide Marketing at Kerio Technologies.

"Kerio brings tremendous innovation to CalConnect," notes Dave Thewlis, Executive Director of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. "We welcome their aggressive work in creating CalDAV-based solutions."

As part of the CalConnect consortium, Kerio Technologies will collaborate with other members on a new protocol called CalDAV and help generate wider CalDAV adoption throughout the industry. Kerio currently supports several standard messaging protocols and data formats including POP3, IMAP, SMTP, WebDAV, MAPI, and iCalendar.

About Kerio Technologies Inc.
Innovating in Internet security since 1997, Kerio Technologies Inc. (www.kerio.com) provides Internet messaging and firewall software solutions for small to medium sized businesses and organizations worldwide. Kerio?s corporate headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California, with offices in Great Britain and the Czech Republic. Kerio's technology partners include McAfee, Inc. and Internet Security Systems.

In August 2006, Kerio MailServer was awarded Editor?s Choice by Windows IT Pro magazine in the round-up of Microsoft Exchange alternatives.

The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium (www.calconnect.org)
The Consortium focuses on the interoperable exchange of calendaring and scheduling information between dissimilar programs, platforms, and technologies. The mission is to provide mechanisms to allow calendaring and scheduling methodologies to interoperate to promote understanding of these methodologies, and to enable calendaring and scheduling tools and applications to enter the mainstream of computing. Organizational members are Apple Computer, Boeing, Carnegie Mellon, Dartmouth, Duke University, Eventful Inc., Fresno State, Harvard ASCS, IBM, Jet Propulsion Lab, Kerio Technologies, Marware, MIT, Mozilla Foundation, New York University, Novell, Open Source Applications Foundation, Oracle Corporation, PeopleCube, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Rockliffe, Stanford University, Symbian, TimeBridge, Trumba, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago, University of Washington, University of Wisconsin, Yahoo! Inc.

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