Effective spam filtering
Secure Messaging Service quarantines questionable emails before they enter or leave your network; it also filters outbound messages to keep viruses and sensitive information from reaching your business partners and customers
Content and attachment filtering
Content and attachment filtering helps you enforce your corporate email policies among groups as well as individual users to comply with legal and regulatory requirements
Perpetual management access
Manage your messaging security via Secure Messaging Services' 24/7 web-based console
TLS encryption
You can encrypt sensitive emails to key partners by utilising our encrypted Internet transmission based on the TLS protocol standard.
Real time email security
Secure Messaging Service filters inbound emails for spam, phishing scams, viruses, and other threats before messages enter the network; outbound email is checked, too
Lower infrastructure costs
About 90 percent of inbound email is spam, viruses, or some other attack; reduce your message processing infrastructure by preventing these threats from ever breaching your perimeter
Longer infrastructure life
With Secure Messaging Service protecting your perimeter, you can extend the life of your existing infrastructure because it won’t be overloaded with ever-increasing volumes of email
Centralised management
Use Secure Messaging Service’s web-based management portal to update email policy from one console and manage it across your email servers worldwide
Individual management and control
Your users can access and manage their own quarantines, set their own spam sensitivities, and create their own whitelists and blacklists
Flexible policy enforcement
You have flexible and granular email security policy development and enforcement over inbound and outbound emails and attachments
Secure Messaging Service is a managed security service that resides outside your network, requiring no additional hardware, software or personnel to manage daily security operations.
Main domain requirements
You will need your own mail domain, such as yourdomain.com, with a static IP address and a dedicated mail server, either in house, or hosted by an ISP.