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Emerging Threats: Stop Spam, Virus, and Fraud Outbreaks through End-to-End Attack Monitoring

Overview If you're responsible for stopping unwanted e-mail at your company, don't miss this opportunity to learn the latest in e-mail attack patterns, emerging e-mail threats, and how to effectively stop all types of e-mail attacks.

Spammers work fast, and, as quickly as new and more effective spam protection is launched, they unleash newer spam attack patterns. No single technique is enough to stop the relentless assault on your inbox. Rigid scoring techniques can end up blocking e-mail your users want. What can you do? It pays to understand how e-mail attack patterns emerge, how to detect attacks in progress, and how the latest e-mail protection technology can defend your network.

Check out this webcast featuring Gleb Budman, Vice President of Products, MailFrontier and TechRepublic's Bob Artner to learn:

The latest in e-mail attack patterns
How to detect attacks in progress
How MailFrontier's evidence evaluation system identifies the sender, analyzes the content, and applies a collaborative review of every e-mail using Sender Authentication and Reputation, Content Analysis, and Collaborative Network

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	MailFrontier
Live Date	11th May 2005 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Spam and E-mail Marketing, Security Applications, Email

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