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Top 10 Techniques to Control Spam for the Enterprise

Overview Email is an essential business tool that encourages communication and increases productivity among customers, partners and employees. On the other hand, email is also a cheap, easy vehicle for someone to advertise to you. Unsolicited messages endanger corporate resources by consuming message server capacity, displacing business appropriate mail, and diminishing productivity. This white paper talks about top 10 techniques to stop these unwanted, unsolicited mails.

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Publisher	Secure Computing	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Spam and E-mail Marketing

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