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The Case for Server-Based Messaging Security Solutions
sponsored by Sunbelt Software
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Posted:
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25 Sep 2008
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Published:
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25 Sep 2008
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Format:
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PDF
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Length:
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14
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Type:
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White Paper
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
A number of options are available for deploying a messaging security infrastructure. One option is to host security offsite. Many vendors provide hosted security services; the MX records direct all e-mail through the host data center and the host processes the mail. A number of options for on-site security are also available. One is to use a security appliance to provide dedicated antivirus and antispam processing. Another is to install security software directly on an Exchange server and manage it with in-house or third-party staff. Organizations need to determine which option best meets their needs.
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Authors
Michael Osterman
President and Founder
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Osterman Research
Michael Osterman is the President and Founder of Osterman Research and has decades of experience in market research and technology marketing.
Alex Eckelberry
CEO
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Sunbelt Software
Alex Eckelberry is the CEO of Sunbelt Software, a leading provider of Windows security software. Eckelberry is responsible for the development and execution of Sunbelt’s corporate and product strategy, overseeing the company’s financial performance, building and strengthening the management team, as well as establishing and growing a strong operational base.
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