Email Security
When it comes to protecting your company from Internet content threats – from spam, pornographic material and viruses to phishing and spyware – store bought, off-the-shelf spam and anti-virus solutions simply aren’t enough.
Because of its speed and ease of use, email has quickly become one of the most popular forms of business communication. Its popularity has also introduced new security threats:
- Malicious Code Propagation: Email gives virus and worm writers the ability to quickly and easily distribute their harmful programs.
- Productivity: Spam, or mass unsolicited email, can become a productivity concern as users spend time sorting through volumes of junk mail.
- Liability: Potential legal liability exists if a user sends offensive or confidential material via email.
These are serious dangers to your business requiring robust e-mail filtering at multiple vulnerability points – that’s protection only experts like Flat Earth Networking can deliver. Since 1996, we’ve developed multi-layer protection against escalating E-mail threats via Web, E-mail, IM, P2P and Mobile desktops.
Offering a platform independent E-mail filtering solution for any SMTP based E-mail system and platform specific solutions for Exchange 2000 and 2003, Flat Earth E-mail security solutions are scalable to any need. No matter your size in the market, we’ll help ensure Spam, Phishing Attacks, Spyware, Viruses, and Confidential Data Loss will not affect you.
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Anti-Spam Tuning
How much of your server space and employee time is lost to unsolicited, virus prone email? To make sure the answer is "none", call the experts of Flat Earth. Our Anti-Spam Tuning solutions make sure that the right stuff gets in, and the bad stuff stays out. With Flat Earth Networking, you can stay as productive as you need to be -- worry free.
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Tumbleweed Communications
www.tumbleweed.com
For organizations in both the private and public sectors, establishing a communication infrastructure that allows immediate online exchange of business-critical data can provide a significant competitive and operational advantage. At the same time, opening up any computing environment dramatically increases security risks to both the network and the information traveling across it. Enter secret weapon Tumbleweed.