Email Security

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The 2012 State of the Endpoint focused on four topics on the state of endpoint security: risk, productivity, resources and com­plexity. Find out more!

This paper highlights how attackers distribute malwale and how cybercriminals have developed attack techniques.

Blue Coat WebFilter helps you easily manage web content by categorizing it into a discrete number of categories. Read about some of the new additions.

Take a look at this techincal overview to see how Blue Coat's defense systems, powered by WebPulse helps businesses get in front of malware networks

IT and business leaders must ensure they have the right security strategies to protect against the rapid evolution of social networking threats

Blue Coat WebFilter is best-in-class for web threat protection, but content filtering databases have another key role to play: control of Internet use

The solution to sending large content is YouSendIt and this helps to explain why.

Just recently a very stereotypical 419 was put together, using the Libyan crisis as bait and "government funds" as hook. Yep, every time a dictator is deposed or dies, someone seizes the opportunity to offer his fortune. Read this report for details.

Discusses why email disclaimers are needed, the different types of email disclaimers that can be used, and how to add them.

Learn how to balance the positive and negative effects of memory utilization in virtual infrastructures to better handle system workload and priority--while improving server utilization

Offshoring Is a Cost Effective Solution to Your IT Needs

Get a better understanding of the value to your organization of securing email with encryption. Read Educating Decision Makers About the Need for Encryption, a whitepaper by Osterman Research

What questions should an organization ask about security and availability when contemplating a cloud computing model

Read the latest research & uncover the legal risks to your business from employee use of email & internet.

New technologies emerge every day, but not all of them pay off, and adopting them too early might be risky for your organization.

This paper defines the different types of penetration tests, explains why the tests should be performed, details their benefits and even provides guidance for choosing the right vendor.

This paper will discuss the history and progression of the modern Trojan attack. It will explore the methodology used by hackers in selecting a target and developing a compelling attack and will cite several examples of some successful targeted Trojans.

Ultra High Speed Internet, TV and local/long distance phone services combined into 1 superior service.

Email may be used as evidence for or against US and Canadian organizations in litigation. Learn how to preserve, protect, and produce legally compliant email.

Best-Practices Guidelines for Managing Workplace Email and Web Use to Minimize Risks and Maximize Compliance.

If you find yourself under the burden of mass emails and wasting valuable time sifting through volumes of unnecessary information, read on to find out why you are not alone and how you can change your working practices by looking to alternative ways of communicating.

This in-depth 14-page white paper explains all available anti-spam techniques and how they are used by eSafe. It also includes a "Dare to Compare" competitive matrix for easy vendor/solution selection.

In this Aladdin white paper you will discover an overview of spyware, security threats seen with spyware, the technical underpinnings to spyware, the technology challenges inherent in trying to block spyware, and spyware's legal issues.

Viruses have been on the attack for more than 20 years, and the cost of dealing with them is escalating. Too many malcode (malicious code) attacks by viruses, worms, Trojans and the like are breaking through today's most prevalent system defenses: Antivirus (AV) programs. This whitepaper will discuss the full impact of virus disasters and what historically has been done to combat the problem.