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Emerging Trends in Fighting Spam 26/03/08 Symantec

Spam has been a serious problem for email administrators and users alike for more than five years, growing from one in six emails in 2002 to approximately three out of four emails today. This white paper focuses on the problems caused by image spam, as well as other spammer techniques for delivering content through existing spam-blocking defenses. The paper also discusses Symantec’s approach to solving the problem of image spam, botnets and other threats. sponsored by

Best Practices: Avoiding Receiving and Sending Spam Emails 2006-12-23 01:00:24 CA (Computer Associates)

Spam email is the bane of modern business communications systems. The vast majority of businesses use email yet until now there hasn't been a reliable way to eliminate the huge proportion of unwanted messages that arrive every day. This white paper outlines simple steps that can be taken to avoid spam messages, identifies the major techniques for detecting spam and describes how CA Anti-Spam for Business combines the best techniques and capabilities to eliminate 100% of spam at the desktop without requiring users to create and manage their own rules and lists.

Data Breach Notification Laws Highlight the Need for Spyware Detection Capability 2006-07-31 16:33:45 Webroot Software

Much has been written about the pressing need for today's businesses to comply with the corporate governance provisions that are outlined in laws like HIPAA, SOX, and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. Unfortunately, data breach notification laws have received far less attention, even though noncompliance with such laws can create dire financial consequences for your business. Download this informative white paper from Webroot Software to learn more about the growing body of data breach notification laws that are being passed in state legislatures throughout the U.S., the consequences of their reporting requirements, and how a dedicated anti-spyware solution can help you avoid reportable breaches all together.

Regulatory Hot Buttons and Legal Risks for CRM Professionals 2006-07-20 05:46:00 Manatt, Phelps & Phillips

This webcast discusses some of the recent legal developments and enforcement trends relating to customer communications. The webcast discusses privacy and data security, revisions to CAN-SPAM act, and telemarketing issues.

Anti-Spam Effectiveness: Is Your Current Solution Up to Par? 2006-09-29 10:34:50 Proofpoint

Although the war on spam continues to intensify, many companies are losing the battle. As spamming tactics become more aggressive, many enterprises find themselves drowning - once again - in a rising flood of spam.

Spammers have grown in sophistication and use a wide variety of new techniques - such as highly variable language, quickly rotating URLs and obfuscated images - to thwart anti-spam filters. The use of massive networks of spam sending zombie machines has driven spam volumes through the roof while seriously impairing the effectiveness of blacklists and other reputation-based anti-spam solutions.

Is your current anti-spam solution up to the task? Are your users receiving more spam in their inboxes? Are you, or your IT department, spending more and more time trying to stem the flow of spam?

In this web seminar replay, Proofpoint product expert Rami Habal will discuss some of the newest techniques used by spammers, the latest email-borne threats, and what you can do to provide "zero-hour" protection against all these threats.

View this webinar, "Anti-Spam Effectiveness: Is Your Current Solution Up to Par?" and learn about:

The latest techniques used by spammers - and how they are eroding spam filter effectiveness.

How new attack techniques such as "spear phishing" pose an increasing threat to corporate security.

What you should expect from your anti-spam solution - and how to measure the effectiveness of your current anti-spam system.

Cutting-edge technology available to reduce these threats and increase your spam effectiveness.

Webcast: The New Exchange Architecture: Using Continuity to Lower Cost and Improve Email Availability 2006-09-12 09:43:46 MessageOne

Microsoft Exchange servers are prone to outages resulting from database and Active Directory corruption, viruses and malware, hardware failures, SAN failures, improper configuration, and loss of connectivity due to natural disasters and other disruptions. Until recently, however, there were no low-cost solutions to protect your enterprise against all of these failure scenarios.

But now more than 1,000 major companies have adopted a new architecture for Microsoft Exchange—one that ensures uninterrupted email availability. By combining traditional recovery approaches such as tape backup, clusters, and replication with low-cost, managed continuity services, these organizations have eliminated the risk of downtime while reducing network complexity and lowering their email management costs.

Check out this TechRepublic Webcast, now available on demand, to hear Paul D'Arcy, Vice President of Marketing at MessageOne, and James Hilliard, Moderator for TechRepublic, drill down on these important email availability topics and more:

Understanding real-world failure data for Microsoft Exchange

How a standby email system that can be activated in 60 seconds can complement your existing tape, cluster, replication, or SAN-based recovery strategies

How MessageOne's low-cost, managed EMS Email Continuity can help you ensure 99.999% Exchange and BlackBerry availability

There's only one high-availability solution for email that's immune to database corruption and Windows viruses: MessageOne's EMS Email Continuity. So listen to this free Webcast, sponsored by MessageOne, to learn more about EMS and how it can help you ensure that your company's email is always up and running, no matter what.

Microsoft Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter v2 Operations Guide 2006-10-11 01:00:17 Microsoft

Microsoft Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter v2 helps companies reduce the amount of Unsolicited Commercial E-mail (UCE), also known as spam, received by users. This paper provides an overview of Microsoft Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter. This paper also explains how Intelligent Message Filter works in an Exchange Server organization on Exchange gateway servers and on Exchange mailbox stores.

TechNet Webcast: Using Microsoft Antigen 9.0 to Secure E-mail Servers (Level 200) 2006-07-06 07:06:33 Microsoft

This webcast explains about the latest versions of Microsoft Antigen for Exchange, Antigen for SMTP Gateways, and Antigen Spam Manager. The webcast explains how Antigen manages multiple antivirus engines helps to improve overall virus detection, integrates multiple anti-spam technologies for maximum protection against unsolicited e-mail, and prevents undesirable language or inappropriate content from entering or leaving the organization's e-mail system. The webcast includes a live demonstration of Antigen for Exchange, in addition to a discussion of new features like integration of the new Microsoft antivirus engine, improved cluster support, and an enhanced signature update process.

ROI Case Study: Microsoft Exchange Server Lifetime Products 2006-07-04 05:25:23 Nucleus Research

Lifetime Products was using Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 but it was presenting challenges that limited the productivity of end users that is without remote or mobile device access to calendars, contacts, and e-mail, sales people and executives were unable to keep track of communications when offsite or at remote Lifetime locations. Lifetime Products decided that it needed a messaging and collaboration platform that would provide enhanced mobility options to increase user productivity while enabling better spam management. In April 2003, Lifetime Products decided to upgrade from its current Exchange Server 2000 to Microsoft Exchange Server 2003.

Spyware - the hidden threat to business security 2006-09-25 10:18:06 Sophos

The explosion in spyware has presented businesses with increasing concerns about security issues, from data theft and network damage to reputation loss and exposure to potential litigation. This paper examines how spyware infiltrates and affects organizations and describes how to protect against it.

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Title	Date Added	Company
Emerging Trends in Fighting Spam	26/03/08	Symantec
Spam has been a serious problem for email administrators and users alike for more than five years, growing from one in six emails in 2002 to approximately three out of four emails today. This white paper focuses on the problems caused by image spam, as well as other spammer techniques for delivering content through existing spam-blocking defenses. The paper also discusses Symantec’s approach to solving the problem of image spam, botnets and other threats.		sponsored by
Best Practices: Avoiding Receiving and Sending Spam Emails	2006-12-23 01:00:24	CA (Computer Associates)
Spam email is the bane of modern business communications systems. The vast majority of businesses use email yet until now there hasn't been a reliable way to eliminate the huge proportion of unwanted messages that arrive every day. This white paper outlines simple steps that can be taken to avoid spam messages, identifies the major techniques for detecting spam and describes how CA Anti-Spam for Business combines the best techniques and capabilities to eliminate 100% of spam at the desktop without requiring users to create and manage their own rules and lists.
Data Breach Notification Laws Highlight the Need for Spyware Detection Capability	2006-07-31 16:33:45	Webroot Software
Much has been written about the pressing need for today's businesses to comply with the corporate governance provisions that are outlined in laws like HIPAA, SOX, and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. Unfortunately, data breach notification laws have received far less attention, even though noncompliance with such laws can create dire financial consequences for your business. Download this informative white paper from Webroot Software to learn more about the growing body of data breach notification laws that are being passed in state legislatures throughout the U.S., the consequences of their reporting requirements, and how a dedicated anti-spyware solution can help you avoid reportable breaches all together.
Regulatory Hot Buttons and Legal Risks for CRM Professionals	2006-07-20 05:46:00	Manatt, Phelps & Phillips
This webcast discusses some of the recent legal developments and enforcement trends relating to customer communications. The webcast discusses privacy and data security, revisions to CAN-SPAM act, and telemarketing issues.
Anti-Spam Effectiveness: Is Your Current Solution Up to Par?	2006-09-29 10:34:50	Proofpoint
Although the war on spam continues to intensify, many companies are losing the battle. As spamming tactics become more aggressive, many enterprises find themselves drowning - once again - in a rising flood of spam. Spammers have grown in sophistication and use a wide variety of new techniques - such as highly variable language, quickly rotating URLs and obfuscated images - to thwart anti-spam filters. The use of massive networks of spam sending zombie machines has driven spam volumes through the roof while seriously impairing the effectiveness of blacklists and other reputation-based anti-spam solutions. Is your current anti-spam solution up to the task? Are your users receiving more spam in their inboxes? Are you, or your IT department, spending more and more time trying to stem the flow of spam? In this web seminar replay, Proofpoint product expert Rami Habal will discuss some of the newest techniques used by spammers, the latest email-borne threats, and what you can do to provide "zero-hour" protection against all these threats. View this webinar, "Anti-Spam Effectiveness: Is Your Current Solution Up to Par?" and learn about: The latest techniques used by spammers - and how they are eroding spam filter effectiveness. How new attack techniques such as "spear phishing" pose an increasing threat to corporate security. What you should expect from your anti-spam solution - and how to measure the effectiveness of your current anti-spam system. Cutting-edge technology available to reduce these threats and increase your spam effectiveness.
Webcast: The New Exchange Architecture: Using Continuity to Lower Cost and Improve Email Availability	2006-09-12 09:43:46	MessageOne
Microsoft Exchange servers are prone to outages resulting from database and Active Directory corruption, viruses and malware, hardware failures, SAN failures, improper configuration, and loss of connectivity due to natural disasters and other disruptions. Until recently, however, there were no low-cost solutions to protect your enterprise against all of these failure scenarios. But now more than 1,000 major companies have adopted a new architecture for Microsoft Exchange—one that ensures uninterrupted email availability. By combining traditional recovery approaches such as tape backup, clusters, and replication with low-cost, managed continuity services, these organizations have eliminated the risk of downtime while reducing network complexity and lowering their email management costs. Check out this TechRepublic Webcast, now available on demand, to hear Paul D'Arcy, Vice President of Marketing at MessageOne, and James Hilliard, Moderator for TechRepublic, drill down on these important email availability topics and more: Understanding real-world failure data for Microsoft Exchange How a standby email system that can be activated in 60 seconds can complement your existing tape, cluster, replication, or SAN-based recovery strategies How MessageOne's low-cost, managed EMS Email Continuity can help you ensure 99.999% Exchange and BlackBerry availability There's only one high-availability solution for email that's immune to database corruption and Windows viruses: MessageOne's EMS Email Continuity. So listen to this free Webcast, sponsored by MessageOne, to learn more about EMS and how it can help you ensure that your company's email is always up and running, no matter what.
Microsoft Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter v2 Operations Guide	2006-10-11 01:00:17	Microsoft
Microsoft Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter v2 helps companies reduce the amount of Unsolicited Commercial E-mail (UCE), also known as spam, received by users. This paper provides an overview of Microsoft Exchange Server Intelligent Message Filter. This paper also explains how Intelligent Message Filter works in an Exchange Server organization on Exchange gateway servers and on Exchange mailbox stores.
TechNet Webcast: Using Microsoft Antigen 9.0 to Secure E-mail Servers (Level 200)	2006-07-06 07:06:33	Microsoft
This webcast explains about the latest versions of Microsoft Antigen for Exchange, Antigen for SMTP Gateways, and Antigen Spam Manager. The webcast explains how Antigen manages multiple antivirus engines helps to improve overall virus detection, integrates multiple anti-spam technologies for maximum protection against unsolicited e-mail, and prevents undesirable language or inappropriate content from entering or leaving the organization's e-mail system. The webcast includes a live demonstration of Antigen for Exchange, in addition to a discussion of new features like integration of the new Microsoft antivirus engine, improved cluster support, and an enhanced signature update process.
ROI Case Study: Microsoft Exchange Server Lifetime Products	2006-07-04 05:25:23	Nucleus Research
Lifetime Products was using Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 but it was presenting challenges that limited the productivity of end users that is without remote or mobile device access to calendars, contacts, and e-mail, sales people and executives were unable to keep track of communications when offsite or at remote Lifetime locations. Lifetime Products decided that it needed a messaging and collaboration platform that would provide enhanced mobility options to increase user productivity while enabling better spam management. In April 2003, Lifetime Products decided to upgrade from its current Exchange Server 2000 to Microsoft Exchange Server 2003.
Spyware - the hidden threat to business security	2006-09-25 10:18:06	Sophos
The explosion in spyware has presented businesses with increasing concerns about security issues, from data theft and network damage to reputation loss and exposure to potential litigation. This paper examines how spyware infiltrates and affects organizations and describes how to protect against it.