Many organizations have implemented Microsoft® Exchange and other collaboration tools for business critical messaging. Over time, new threats and data governance issues emerge which require additional functionality to be added onto the original messaging platform. The entire email infrastructure becomes too costly to manage and upgrade, even for the most well equipped IT departments.
This Resource Centre to provides comprehensive white papers offering solutions to these problems.
Download this IDC white paper to learn what is driving the adoption of holistic email management "from the cloud". Discover how IDC views the market trend moving from on-premise solutions to a SaaS-based model; the benefits of holistic email management; and why archiving is the foundation for effective email management.
65% of data leaks are via email. Read why email Data Leak Prevention (DLP) is critical to correct honest mistakes, safeguard evidence in cases of malicious activity and educate users in policy. Learn to build an integrated approach to data leak prevention that incorporates policies for governance, risk and compliance.
Due to the cost and complexity of providing true email continuity, many businesses make do with a sub-optimal in-house solution. Read how continuity and archiving services can provide a cost effective alternative to high-availability clustering and satisfy governance, risk mitigation and compliance.
Email archiving can be implemented by subscribing to an "in-the-cloud" hosted service – commonly called Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) – or by licensing software and installing it on-premise. But which approach is better? This Ferris Research white paper explains the main differences so IT executives can decide which approach is best for their organization.
Discover the 12 steps to ensuring good evidential quality of data. Learn why today's litigious and regulatory environment means your email archive must support discovery and disclosure requests. Written in conjunction with Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP, specialists in privacy, information and technology law.
Email is a popular tool for criminals on the Internet. Whether the attack is simply spam based or a complicated,directed blended threat, the intention is frequently financially motivated. Discover the four main types of email attack and learn how you can secure your email infrastructure.
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