This white paper describes how Bayesian mathematics can be applied to the spam problem, resulting in an adaptive, ‘statistical intelligence’ technique that achieves very high spam detection rates. It also explains why the Bayesian approach is the best way to tackle spam once and for all, as it overcomes the obstacles faced by more static technologies. Download the free whitepaper today – NO registration required!

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Abstract:  Mobile workers face many technical challenges every day. Corporations need to ensure that their employees can switch seamlessly and easily between all of their network environments without losing data. Businesses that provide mobile access enable workers the ability to efficiently access and respond to information and can reduce down time while improving efficiency and effectiveness of field sales and service personnel. Exchange Server 2003 has built-in mobile features to help companies provide high business value by facilitating mobile computer scenarios. This white paper will examine the mobile functionality enabled by Exchange Server 2003.

Abstract:  Enterprises are rapidly recognizing the value of world-wide IP communications integrated with simple, secure, standards-based, applications-rich implementations and services. This paper offers five compelling reasons why these organizations are looking to Session Initiation Protocol as the standard on which to build their converged networks.

Abstract:  Even when retention policies are in place, companies often have only a matter of days to turn over requested documentation for government audits or litigation -- so the laborious and expensive process of sifting though backup tapes and email archives for specific phrases or keywords is not acceptable.

Learn how HP's new Reference Information Storage System (RISS) eliminates the need for this costly and time-consuming discovery process. RISS, an active archiving platform that transforms the tedious search for specific unstructured data into exploitable information that can be retrieved in seconds.

Abstract:  Enterprises are becoming increasingly interested in easy-to-use email encryption, as a wide variety of privacy and data protection regulations now apply to small, medium and large organizations across a wide variety of industries. Effective secure messaging technologies keep sensitive information private, prevent anyone from tampering with the contents of messages and authenticate the identity of both the sender and recipient. And all organizations, regardless of their size, require encryption to be both user- and IT-friendly.

Abstract:  Exchange systems have become mission critical systems. This is why almost every organization using Microsoft Exchange Server has implemented some form of high availability to ensure their systems are continuously up and running. This paper examines a number of solutions you can use to meet these high availability requirements outlining the benefits and drawbacks of each. Furthermore, it makes additional recommendations on how you should implement solutions for continued service resiliency. If high availability is what you need, this paper is a must.
Author(s):
Danielle Ruest
Nelson Ruest

Abstract:  This technical brief will provide a high-level overview of considerations for companies that are thinking of migrating from Novell GroupWise to Microsoft Exchange 2003. It is intended to assist messaging managers and directors grappling with the many complexities associated with a migration project and provide guidance before, during and after the migration.
Author(s):
Ron Robbins, Product Manager

Abstract:  For those still running Exchange 5.5, the end of Microsoft support on December 31, 2005, has the potential to leave these customers open to security vulnerabilities. In order to ensure a successful migration, it is integral that these security weaknesses be addressed while migrating to Exchange Server 2003.

This white paper, written by one of the industry's leading e-mail security authorities, Lee Benjamin, outlines solutions that can be implemented now that will protect Exchange 5.5 and continue to provide best-practice security during and after the migration to Exchange Server 2003. Read about Microsoft's Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA) 2004 that can be used to protect all versions of Exchange. A defense-in-depth architecture is suggested, with ISA positioned behind a perimeter firewall and in front of the Exchange Servers. In addition, NS Appliances are introduced as a cost-efficient way to implement ISA 2004.

Abstract:  Mobile workers face many technical challenges every day. Corporations need to ensure that their employees can switch seamlessly and easily between all of their network environments without losing data. Businesses that provide mobile access enable workers the ability to efficiently access and respond to information and can reduce down time while improving efficiency and effectiveness of field sales and service personnel. Exchange Server 2003 has built-in mobile features to help companies provide high business value by facilitating mobile computer scenarios. This white paper will examine the mobile functionality enabled by Exchange Server 2003.