Omniquad Mailwall Enterprise
Introduction Examples of E-mail Threats Key Features in Mailwall
Computer networks are no longer defined by their physical
boundaries. The communications revolution has delivered a powerful and indispensable
business tool: E-mail.
Although e-mail has increased the speed of communications and improved productivity, left
unguarded, your e-mail gateway is now a potentially damaging route for viruses (such as
the crippling Melissa virus) unauthorised access and overwhelming traffic loads - all of
which can compromise the integrity of your network.
| Organisations of all sizes need to anticipate and protect against e-mail content threats by means of enforcing coherent and systematic content security polices. Designed to the cornerstone of your
organisation's good security practice, Mailwall threat management software identifies and
eliminates all incoming and outgoing content based threats, delivering effective content
security - when and where needed. Mailwall has been designed to be visually managed with an
Explorer-style graphical interface. This sophisticated software also allows for different
policies, rules and authentication mechanisms to be applied to ingoing/outgoing e-mail
traffic, domains, groups or individual users. |
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examples of e-mail based threats that can affect your network include:
Virus infection
E-mail is one of the most popular channels for virus distribution. It is paramount that appropriate detection mechanisms are deployed. Both macro and recursively embedded viruses, such as the devastating Melissa virus which lie in wait in compressed attachments and document based files, can cause irreparable damage to networks.
Unauthorised transfers & offensive content
Some disillusioned and disgruntled employees possess the ability to breach security and leak information at the click of a mouse. E-mail has inadvertently allowed those intent on misuse the opportunity to export a limitless amount of confidential and valuable information, instantly and in many cases without detection.
Breaches of confidentiality
E-mail is potentially an uncontrollable route for the sending out of both libelous and offensive material (such as profanity and adult content), as well as an avenue to introducing malicious code. All threats possess the potential to reduce productivity by means of tying up valuable resources, affecting overall organizational performance and productivity.
Junk e-mail
Junk e-mail (SPAM) has become an increasingly time consuming aspect of our working day. This is not just an inconvenience, it can also take up valuable network bandwidth and server capacity, depleting valuable resources.
Anti-virus protection management
Attachment control
Content security
Junk e-mail protection (SPAM)
Confidentiality protection
Legal disclaimers
Quarantine facility
Automatic Archiving
At a glance