Topic: Email security

08 July 2008

MessageLabs secures email backup

By Matthew Broersma, Techworld

MessageLabs, best known as a provider of email security services, last week introduced a managed email backup service that has as a selling point the same security features built into the company's other products. Read more...

12 May 2008

Free email has turned out to be anything but

By John E. Dunn, Techworld

The spammers just never give up, and here’s another trick the email security guys probably didn’t see coming. Read more...

15 February 2005

Talk is cheap - if you're protected

By Peter Cox, Techworld

VoIP is a powerful tool for evil as well as good, so you had better be ready for the new risks it poses. Read more...

05 June 2007

Cisco aims IronPort at the spam menace

By Cara Garretson, Network World

IronPort's CEO says spammers are like dogs - but perhaps not in the same way that the rest of us do. Read more...

27 January 2008

Magic Quadrant for Email Security Boundary

By Peter Firstbrook, Arabella Hallawell

Get an insider?s view of the e-mail boundary security market with an in-depth evaluation of the industry?s top players. Which companies are most likely to prevail? Find out in this Gartner Magic Quadrant Report.

26 June 2006

PineApp Secure Soho 1000

By John E. Dunn, Techworld

• List price: £1,450 (ongoing subscription to all services, £362)
• Pros: Comprehensive and highly configurable; Offers all-round gateway security without the need to use other products; good static URL filtering.
• Cons: Noisy cooling; Not available in US; No fault tolerance; unknown company Read more...

19 July 2005

Protective Layers: Securing Corporate Networks

By Sue Hildreth, Computerworld

Defending your network against today's multiple threats means building multiple layer of defence - we look at how some companies have achieved this. Read more...

10 April 2007

How do you secure 64,000 email inboxes?

By Cara Garretson, Network World

The answer is simple: Make it someone else's problem. Read more...