Time to Switch Your Email Security Solution? Top 5 Warning Signs

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With the continuing rise in email volumes and more aggressive spamming techniques, many organizations are struggling with tremendous growth in spam and other email-borne threats. And while most IT departments have email security solutions in place, many of these solutions are no longer adequate to deal with the increasing sophistication of spam and email-borne threats.

Listen in as Proofpoint and Michael D. Osterman, messaging expert and principal of Osterman Research, discuss the latest email security challenges and signs that your email security solution is not keeping up.

Watch this web seminar replay, "Time to Switch Your Email Security Solution? Top 5 Warning Signs," to learn how to tell if your email security solution isn’t passing muster:

Are your users unknowingly sending spam, creating a potential reputation problem for your organization?

Is spam backscatter causing your email servers--and your users--to be unnecessarily burdened and less efficient?

Is the spam volume your existing solution is failing to detect costing you valuable time and money, leaving your organization at risk?

Are increasingly-sophisticated email-borne threats reducing your spam filter accuracy and creating false positives that degrade your user experience?

Is your current appliance solution often maxed-out and overloaded, requiring frequent updates and supplemental solutions?

Learn how to detect and effectively deal with these symptoms. Please enter your contact information to view this webinar replay now. View our Privacy Policy here.

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About Michael Osterman

Michael Osterman is the principal of Osterman Research, Inc., founded in 2001. Since that time, the company has become one of the leading analyst firms in the messaging and collaboration space, providing research, analysis, white papers and other services to leading companies in the messaging and collaboration markets. Michael is a frequent speaker at industry and vendor-sponsored events on the topics of archiving, instant messaging, presence and other messaging- and collaboration-focused issues. He is also the author of a twice weekly column on unified communications issues for Network World Fusion.