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Email Policies: A CEO Perspective

Overview Increasingly, an enterprise's intellectual capital and confidential information resides in the corporate email system. Unfortunately, most email systems remain largely unmanaged and relatively insecure. Without critical controls on both the inbound and outbound mail stream, email has become an open spigot that allows confidential content to leave the organization unimpeded, while users continue to be plagued by spam, viruses and other message borne threats.

In this 30 minute web seminar replay, Proofpoint CEO Gary Steele joins host Michael Krieger, VP of Ziff Davis Market Experts Group to discuss why companies need to implement email policies to help stem the flow of sensitive information via email and how to reduce all types of risks associated with email.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Proofpoint
Live Date	12th August 2005 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Spyware, Network Security

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