Messaging Security
Messaging security category contains all the information related with messaging: antispam solutions, malware scanning solutions, technology updates in this market segment, data leaking prevention solutions which will allow you to better understant what kind of security measures and tools you have to use in order to protect your data.
Secure E-mail Gateway provides protection against inbound and outbound e-mail threats such as phishing, spam and malware. It also offers content-aware data loss prevention and encryption. User Benefits Secure E-mail Gateway uses the following technologies in ...
E-mail encryption technology is used to protect e-mail messages from unauthorized access. E-mail encryption can be deployed using e-mail encryption software, secure e-mail servers or secure webmail centers. E-mail messages will be transformed using an algorithm, resulting ...
Mail Server Antivirus is a technology detects and filters viruses, worms, Trojans and other potentially unwanted programs. User Benefits Mail Server Antivirus technology prevents users from downloading through email malicious application which can steal confidential ...
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McAfee, Inc. Positioned in the Leaders Quadrant for Secure E-mail Gateways
Evaluation based on Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute SANTA CLARA, Calif., – August 12, 2011 – McAfee today announced it has been positioned by Gartner, Inc., a premier research and advisory firm, in the Leaders Quadrant of the “Magic Quadrant for Secure E-mail Gateways” report published on August 10, 2011 (written by: Peter Firstbrook and Eric Ouellet). This report evaluates 16 vendors. According to Gartner, “Leaders are performing well, have a clear vision of market direction and are actively building competencies ...
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Messaging and Web Security Best Practices for 2011 and beyond
Growing Use of Social Media, Web 2.0 Increases the Problem In an Osterman Research survey conducted during January 2011, decision makers and influencers demonstrated that they are decidedly pessimistic about the future of spam and malware problems for 2011. There are five key points that readers of this white paper should understand and appreciate: Spam is still a major problem Despite some recent ...
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Future Proofing Email Security
Can hybrid security deliver the best of appliances and SaaS? Spearphishing, cost concerns, exploding spam rates, increasing compliance requirements, and new cloud-based deployment options may have you reevaluating your current email security solution. Your best solution may be a hybrid solution, one that gives you all the advantages of both appliances and SaaS, without forcing you to pay twice for your privileges. Traditionally, on-premises solutions, including appliances, software, and virtualized environments, have dominated the email security space. Recently, ...
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Optimal Email Security
Flexible deployment options for protecting email As email has grown in importance as a communication medium for business, the threats to corporate email environments have also grown. Originally, more of a nuisance than a threat, spam now accounts for as much as 90 percent of all email traffic with billions of spam messages sent every day. Many of these messages carry malware or contain links to malware sites and use social engineering techniques to entice users to click through. Email is also a vector for outbound data loss. Malicious or accidental data loss ...
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Safeguard Sensitive Data with Automated, Policy-Enforced Encryption
The requirement to encrypt emails is increasing due to regulations and company policies to protect sensitive data Government and industry regulations such as HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, Gramm-Leach Bliley, PCI DSS, and some state data protection laws require the use of encryption to ensure that only the intended recipients are able to read emails with protected content. Corporate policies may also dictate that certain types of financial data, intellectual property, merger and acquisition documents, and business plans are encrypted if sent outside the corporate network. Sending ...
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