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Enterprise Requirements for Anti-Spam Solutions

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Overview This white paper examines the special anti-spam requirements of large organizations. Today there is a wide range of anti-spam products available, from solutions designed for individual end users to products for large network operators like AOL or EarthLink. There are a number of features organizations should look for when evaluating an anti-spam product, such as high spam capture and low false-positive rates. Antispam solutions should also allow users to define their own whitelists and spam tolerance levels.

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Publisher	Ferris Research	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	9
Format	White Papers
Topics	Spam and E-mail Marketing

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