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Webcast: Keep the Mail Flowing: Ensuring Reliable, Uninterrupted E-mail Delivery

Overview A bad day for a network administrator is a day when e-mail stops. Given the variety and malevolence of e-mail attacks, you have your work cut out for you to ensure e-mail is available, reliable, and uninterrupted. If threats like spam, viruses, phishing and spoofing are not controlled, the integrity, reliability and performance of your entire network is at risk. Join Bob Artner, VP of TechRepublic, and Matt Anthony, Director of Product Marketing, as they discuss how you can ensure that e-mail is the most reliable application running on your network. You’ll learn about:

The effectiveness of a strong perimeter e-mail hygiene approach
Effective and accurate spam, phishing, and spoofing defenses
Staying one step ahead of the bad guys
Scaling the solution to meet large enterprise requirements
Ensuring integration with the overall e-mail security architecture

Note: This presentation is the third in a series of four security-related webcasts brought to you by CipherTrust and TechRepublic.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Secure Computing
Live Date	14th March 2007 06:05 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Best Practices, Spam and E-mail Marketing, Anti-Virus, Security Management

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