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Webcast: Win the Battle Against Image-Based Spam

Overview As spammers are evolving and becoming more aggressive, enterprises are seeing a huge increase in spam, especially image-based spam. In fact image-based spam represents a whole collection of new tricks and challenges. And, the overall volume of spam has increased causing outages and excessive delays. Enterprises are looking for a way to make spam filtering as effective as possible while reducing the cost and management overhead of the solutions.

This on-demand web seminar answers the following critical questions:

What are the latest spam trends?
What is the Messaging Security Paradox?
What is image spam?
Why is it important now?
What are the types of image-based spam?
What are the latest techniques and technologies used to combat image spam?

You'll also learn how MessageOne and Proofpoint work together to provide best-in-class protection against spam, viruses and unwanted content through MessageOne's EMS Email Security. EMS is the only managed service built upon Proofpoint's award-winning MLX technology and fully integrated with Microsoft Exchange® and Active Directory.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	MessageOne
Live Date	13th January 2007 01:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Network Security, Security Management, Data Recovery - Security, IT Reliability, Spam - E-mail Fraud - Phishing

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