Filtering email requires finding patterns that distinguish spam from business email. Patterns must match the greatest set of spam as defined by your email policy, while matching only the smallest set of business email. Messages incorrectly identified as spam are considered false positives. Alternatively, messages incorrectly identified as legitimate mail are considered false negatives.
Between spam, viruses, corporate espionage, and workplace harassment, the need to protect your Exchange messaging system has never been more clear. But with so many options available, how do you choose the best defense for your enterprise?
About the Author & Nemx Software Corporation:
John Young, President of Nemx Software Corporation, has more than 20 years of experience in software development. Nemx's family of secure content management anti-spam and antivirus products for the Exchange Server environment offers all the features and capabilities of a Fortune 500 solution, tailored to the specific needs of SMBs. Nemx's Power Tools for Microsoft Exchange 2000 is the first native Exchange product to employ multiple weighted real-time Reverse Blacklist Technology (RBL), enabling users to effectively "kill" 85% of incoming spam, increase overall Exchange performance, decrease message storage requirements, and provide efficient control of inaccurate blacklist databases.
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