Enterprise email and IM security journal
These days, everybody in the business world is connected to everybody else in some way, shape or form: that there are more opportunities for exposure to messaging threats.
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Learning Guide: How to fight spam on Exchange Server Spam. Everybody has it, nobody likes it. The Spam Learning Guide explains the basics of spam and offers techniques and tools to battle it. You'll find spam-related tutorials, tips, tools, white papers, expert advice and more that will help you combat unsolicited email in your Exchange Server environment.
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Step-by-step guide: Blocking IM and P2P In the wrong hands, IM and P2P file sharing can be too much of a risk for your organization. There are many ways to block this traffic, but some are more elegant -- with fewer adverse effects -- than others. Contributor Serdar Yegulalp details the process in this step-by-step guide.
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Exchange Server security essentials This compilation of our favorite Exchange Server security best practices, tips and tools will improve your fundamental understanding of common email security threats -- viruses, spam and phishing -- and teach you how to prevent and troubleshoot them.
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Outlook vulnerabilities
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Office 2003 SP2's antiphishing filter for Outlook Microsoft's new Office 2003 Service Pack 2 adds functionality to Outlook 2003's Junk Email Filter to help protect against phishing scams. Find out how it works.
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Messaging Management
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Encryption methods to prevent email eavesdropping If you don't want to have your email messages read by just anyone, you should probably encrypt them. Brien Posey also explains when to use digital certificates and digital signing.
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Learning guide: Patch management In this learning guide from the editors of SearchWindowsSecurity.com, you'll find a healthy collection of tips, expert Q & A's, webcasts, downloads and more that will ensure that you are properly prepared to handle all of your patch management issues.
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