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Generali Improves Customer Service and Productivity With New Virus and Spam Protection

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Overview The Generali Group has been providing insurance services for nearly two centuries, and offers full portfolio cover and policies. The security of customer data is paramount to the organization. With increased use of email and the Web, Generali Holding's staff was exposed to more security risks. Generali Holding needed to find a way to block the influx of malicious and unsolicited messages that accounted for more than 70 percent of emails received by their staff. Generali has centralized and automated its protection against email and Web-based security risks with CA Secure Content Manager. It can now seamlessly protect more than 40,000 mailboxes against viruses, spam, phishing attempts, spyware and Trojans as well as filter and monitor Internet surfing activities.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	CA (Computer Associates)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Web Content Management, Network Security, Security Management

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