Our clients have access to a
broad range of email defenses, which can be
blended to provide exceptional inbox
control. Default and custom configurations
simplify deployment, while providing the
versatility that is needed to address the
widest range of user requirements.
SMTP
Enforcement
We synchronize with each client domain,
protecting your gateway against Directory
Harvest Attacks & Denial Of Service Attacks.
We conserve your bandwidth.
RCPT-Check
When a domain is absent we query the
delivery MTA to verify the recipient is
legitimate.
Allow
Lists (Whitelisting)
We can automatically harvest your contacts
and addresses from Outlook's Sent Items
Folder to create your initial white-list
saving valuable time. Then we can
automate your list maintenance by adding new
addresses each time a new address is
detected outbound. We can even perform
this on each new address detected in a
reply.
Block
Lists (Blacklisting)
The Block List is used to block email from
specific addresses or domains. A Block List
entry can be created through either the
in-message Control Panel or the Message
Center user interface. Enterprise-wide
entries may be added to the Block List.
Content
Filtering
Filtering provides simple, transparent
set-and-forget protection, although users
may choose to inspect their quarantine or
receive a daily summary of messages in the
quarantine. We provide a simple means
for each client to tailor the sensitivity of
the filter for their specific preferences.
Disposable
Addresses
We make it easy for clients to employ
multiple addresses for a single inbox. We
refer to these addresses as Disposable
Addresses, because they provide both a means
of protecting the integrity of one's primary
email address and of protecting access to
one's inbox. We enable clients to
spontaneously disclose a purpose-specific
address on a Web site, in a discussion
forum, in print or conversation, etc.,
without interacting with the system. These
addresses take the form of a root name plus
a suffix of the user's own choosing. For
example, to register on eBay, Jane Doe might
disclose the address
jdoe.ebay@herdomain.com, where the ".ebay"
suffix serves as an "email PIN" that assures
delivery of email sent to this address.
Addresses are independently controllable by
policy, so that legitimate users of the
address can be "locked down" in the event
the address is ever harvested and abused by
a spammer.
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