i:mail

Review: Ipswitch IMail

Review: Ipswitch IMail

IMail is a mail server suite offering all the standard mail protocols, web mail, messaging, mailing lists and filtering.
Jon Tullett Jun 28 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: DynaComm i:mail

Review: DynaComm i:mail

DynaComm i:mail is software made to monitor, filter and log email activity passing through the corporate SMTP server.
Staff Writers Jun 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: DynaComm i:mail

Review: DynaComm i:mail

DynaComm i:mail acts as an SMTP gateway, running on a Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003 machine, which does not have to be dedicated to the task – it can also host the existing mail server, for example. It is a member of a family of products that together form DynaComm's i:series Enterprise Content Security Suite, which offers other optional components including general Internet access filtering (HTTP and FTP) and controls, and a component called i:scan that monitors file access and downloads across the enterprise in a very wide-ranging way (not just across the Internet) to control confidentiality and misuse of data.

Geoff Marshall Mar 22 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: DynaComm i:mail

Review: DynaComm i:mail

Another approach to email security is to actively manage the emails being sent and received by your organization by means of rules and policies. This methodology is possibly more suited to those companies that require detailed audit trails, or who have had a problem with the unauthorized release of proprietary information via email, and it is the methodology espoused by Futuresoft's DynaComm i:series of products.

The control of email is the responsibility of DynaComm i:mail, which is fully integrated with the other products in the suite - these include an internet traffic filter and a file content scanner. Built into a dedicated SMTP server, the product can be positioned in a number of locations, depending on the configuration of your network and the needs of your business. It can also be located within the internal network, in which case all email - inbound and outgoing - will be processed. For smaller businesses with low email use - and smaller budgets - it can be located with the email server itself.

Craig Hinton Feb 1 2003 12:00AM Security

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