Product OverviewWith fraudulent, inappropriate and offensive emails being delivered in vast quantities to businesses every day, anti-spam software is a vital component of your network’s security strategy. Spam wastes network users’ time and network resources, and can also be dangerous. GFI MailEssentials offers spam and phishing protection at server level and eliminates the need to install and update anti-spam software on each desktop.
GFI MailEssentials offers a fast set-up and a high spam detection rate using Bayesian analysis and other methods – no configuration required, very low false positives through its automatic whitelist, and the ability to automatically adapt to your email environment to constantly tune and improve spam detection. GFI MailEssentials will eliminate over 98% of the spam from your network! GFI MailEssentials also detects and blocks phishing emails through a system of Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) and keyword checks. In addition to anti-spam filtering and anti-phishing protection, GFI MailEssentials also adds email management tools to your mail server: disclaimers, mail monitoring, Internet mail reporting, list server, server-based auto replies and POP3 downloading.
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Extensive options to deal with spam |
Key FeaturesServer-based anti-spam and anti-phishing
Bayesian filtering technology
Downloads updates to spam profile database
Protect your users against the menace of phishing emails
Sort spam to users' junk mail folders
Mail archiving to a SQL database
List server for newsletter lists and discussion lists
Easy tuning of the Bayesian engine via public folders
Allow users to whitelist or blacklist via public folders
Email header analysis & keyword checking
3rd party DNS blacklists (DNSBL) checking
Automatic whitelist management reduces false positives
Reports on spam filtering and mail usage
Company-wide disclaimer/footer/header text
Mail monitoring
Seamless integration with Exchange Server 2000/2003 & 5.5
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