Solving On-premise Email Challenges with On-demand Services
The growing reliance on email for critical business processes has driven the need for increasingly complex email systems. For many organizations, the costs and management burdens of ever more sophisticated email continuity and archiving systems are now a serious problem. This white paper presents ten on-premise challenges and their on-demand services solutions.
Who is reading your email, besides you?
Do you think sending e-mails and documents over the Internet is secure? Are you tempted to send your credit card number, social security number or other personal or sensitive information over e-mail just because it's convenient? Keep in mind that you and the authorized recipient or recipients may not be the only ones who read your e-mails.
Global Best Practices in Email Security, Privacy and Compliance
Download this paper to learn more about the new generation of email security solutions to meet the demands of complex global regulations for data privacy.
Email Archiving: Realizing the Cost Savings and Other Benefits from SaaS
This whitepaper discusses the cost savings that companies can realize by adopting a Software-as-a-Service model versus an on-premises approach and the other benefits of a SaaS deployment.
Regulations Shift Focus on Outbound Email Security
This paper discusses the impact of data protection regulations and standards such as HIPAA, PCI, and PIIG, which place new constraints on how data is stored, processed, and transmitted over email.
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