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Anti Spam LIVE Service: Zero-Hour Protection
Overview Spam is a dilemma of modern communications that will not go away. Unchecked, the cost to business would be staggering. The cost has many faces like increased operational costs, loss of productivity, breaches in security, and cost in downtime, loss to reputation & customer confidence and legal liability. The best defense is an aggressive, technologically sophisticated, counter campaign - not one that relies merely on traditional updates of spam definitions, but one that also provides zero hour real-time accuracy. Since spammers are getting savvier, the strongest antispam solution is one that adapts as outbreaks occur.
| Publisher | IceWarp | File Format | |
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| Date Published | October 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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