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e-Mail Security,
E Mail Security,
Secure Email
DEFINITION: Certified e-mail, also known as authenticated e-mail or stamped e-mail, is a system in which senders of commercial e-mail messages pay a small fee to ensure that their messages will bypass spam filters to reach intended recipients. The use of a fee for e-mail has sometimes been called e-mail postage, e-postage, sender pays or e-stamping.Both America Online (AOL) and Yahoo have announced certified
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CSC CloudMail for VMware Zimbra Introduction: An interview with CSC Senior Product Manager Mike Whalen
sponsored by CSC
WEBCAST:
In this webcast, hear Mike Whalen, Senior Product Manager, introduce CSC CloudMail for VMware Zimbra. Discover how this email as a service can help your organization reduce costs up to 50% compared to an on-premise deployment. Explore key topics such as benefits of migrating your email to the cloud, exciting developments, and more.
Posted: 27 Jan 2012 | Premiered: 27 Jan 2012
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Simplify E-Mail and Increase Productivity with Open Platform SaaS
sponsored by CSC
WEBCAST:
Implement Cloudmail for VMware Zimbra for anywhere, any device access that will help boost employee productivity. Learn about the benefits of Cloudmail for VMware Zimbra in this resource.
Posted: 12 Jan 2012 | Premiered: 12 Jan 2012
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Webcast: Secure Backup and Archiving for Exchange 2010
sponsored by Drobo
VIDEO:
This webcast explores today's best practices with regard to backup and data protection for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 in small businesses. You'll learn about the different types of storage architectures currently available in this market space, and discover how to ensure reliable and responsive storage for your Exchange data.
Posted: 06 Dec 2011 | Premiered: 06 Dec 2011
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Moving Email Management to the Cloud: Understanding IT Transitions
sponsored by Mimecast
WEBCAST:
During this Mimecast webinar, you'll gain an understanding of what to look for in a cloud services provider, learn how to identify your own IT transitions points related to their specific email environment, uncover how to address any potential internal security questions when transitioning to a cloud-based service, and more!
Posted: 13 Aug 2010 | Premiered: 13 Aug 2010
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EMAIL SECURITY DEFINITION (continued): … e-mail plans based on a technology developed by Goodmail Systems. For a fee of approximately 1/4 of a cent (USD $0.0025) per e-mail, or USD $2.00 to $3.00 for every 1000 messages sent, advertisers can post e-mail messages that defeat most spam filters commonly used at the server level by Internet service providers (ISPs). Proponents believe that certified e-mail will, if effectively used on a large scale, make spam unprofitable and thereby improve the operation of the Internet by reducing useless electronic traffic.Critics of certified e-mail insist that such a system is not likely to be effective … Email Security definition sponsored by WhatIs.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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