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How It Works: InterScan Messaging Hosted Security Provisioning
Overview With dramatic increases in spam, it is no longer practical to simply keep email threats out of the inbox. Organizations need a solution that keeps spam and other email threats completely off the network to save on infrastructure costs. In addition, IT staff needs to be able to spend their time on activities that drive the organization's bottom line rather than on maintaining an email security product. InterScan Messaging Hosted Security keeps spam and other email threats off the network, enabling organizations to reclaim IT infrastructure resources like network bandwidth, mail server storage and cpu cycles.
| Publisher | Trend Micro | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | December 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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