Whitepaper: Next-generation Reputation TechnologyProofpoint Dynamic Reputation and netMLX For most organizations, inbound message volumes (composed primarily of spam email) increased dramatically over 2006 and this trend continues in 2007. This continuing rise in email volume presents a new challenge for organizations. How can they most effectively manage this increased message volume and reduce the impact of massive spam storms without “breaking the bank?”Reputation services are a natural component of any email security solution because they can shed large amounts of mail traffic at the connection level. Effective email security solutions should be able to deliver 99% or higher anti-spam effectiveness, with 80% volume shed rates at the connection level. This level of spam accuracy can be delivered by a powerful anti-spam technology, while this level of shed rates can be delivered by a reliable reputation service. Download this whitepaper from Proofpoint, Inc. to learn:
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About ProofpointProofpoint provides unified email security and data loss prevention solutions for enterprises, universities, government organizations and ISPs to defend against inbound threats such as spam and viruses, prevent leaks of confidential and private information across all protocols, and encrypt sensitive emails. Proofpoint’s products are controlled by a single management and policy console and are powered by Proofpoint MLX™ technology, an advanced machine learning system developed by Proofpoint scientists and engineers. Proofpoint provides the most scalable and flexible deployment model including: hardware appliance, virtual appliance, hosted services and software.About Proofpoint Dynamic Reputation and netMLX Proofpoint Dynamic Reputation™ — powered by Proofpoint netMLX™ — adds the industry’s most powerful connection management features to your Proofpoint deployment. It’s the only email reputation service that uses a combination of local, predictive behavioral data and globally-observed reputation—analyzed by powerful machine learning algorithms—to block incoming connections from malicious IP addresses. The system provides enterprises with an accurate, first line of defense against spam, directory harvest attacks, denial of service attacks and other email-borne threats while delivering substantial bandwidth savings. |