CSC protects 90,000 staff against spam

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Computer Sciences Corporation is implementing an anti-spam solution to protect its 90,000 employees.

The international firm has chosen selected an anti-spam solution from MessageLabs to prevent spam and viruses.


"[We] needed a solution that was centrally managed," said John Butch, CSC's vice president of e-Infrastructure Services. "[This] has provided us with a managed anti-virus service that's capable of identifying viruses before they are even known to be. Our decision to use this service was validated when MyDoom.A hit - we were protected and have been since."
 
MessageLabs said that spam accounts for more than 76 per cent of email traffic.

According to the Yankee Group, if the average employee makes $27.50 an hour and spends 10 seconds a day deleting spam, a company with 1,000 employees would lose $27,500 annually to spam-related productivity costs.
 
www.messagelabs.com

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