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By Neil Vowles

Published: Tuesday 12 August 2008


Name

Byron Graham


Location

U.K, USA, SA


Occupation

SAAS Wholesaler


Comment

how do we best deal with it. According to the experts it’s not going to be an in-house solution: That takes on all the spam into the company and saves it in a massive pit known as a “quarantine” .Entailing management in the form installing, patching, updating, maintaining – having to search for possible legitimate mail within.

Then of course there SAAS solutions or more specifically the MSP’s promising to scan mail before reaching a companies mail server. Advantages: Lower IT overhead in time, money, resources; gain an outsourced partner specializing in Spam & none of the disadvantages mentioned above as with the in-house solutions.

Nearly every MSP is based on the same technology; they intercept the sender’s mail, store it to disk, send a confirmation back to the sender, scan the mail, and then send the mail to the recipient. There is only 3 problems with this technology (1) mail is been stored to disk: Privacy is been compromised & (2) Delivery Guarantee, as you have not received a confirmation from recipient but the MSP you do not know how long that mail takes to deliver that mail or if it has been delivered at all & (3) Blacklists- anybody can be put on there by anybody and it can take up to 24 hours to be taken off.

Of all the solutions I have looked only one does not operate in this manner as it carries a exclusive Patent whereby mail is sent in 1 SMPTP session to the recipient, mail is filtered in RAM & monitors bad IP behavior, refreshing every 6 seconds to determine if it’s a bad IP or not.



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