A new generation of email security solutions is needed to meet the challenges of growing message traffic, rapidly-evolving security threats and increasingly complex data protection and privacy regulations worldwide.

Download this white paper to learn why email encyrption is critical to an organization's overall security architecture and the advantages of identity-based encryption over traditional approaches to public key cryptography.

After a sharp drop in November 2008, spam volume has quickly returned to previous highs. Many organizations saw a 30% to 40% increase in spam during the first weeks of 2009.

In this paper, we discuss the impact data protection regulations and standards such as PCI and the Office of Management and Budget Personally Identifiable Information Guidelines which place new constraints on how data is stored, processed, and transmitted over email.

Today's business environment requires ad hoc and instantaneous sharing of information.

Because organizations of all sizes are facing the dual pressures of a difficult economy and greater security risks, many are seeking alternatives that provide at least the same level of security, but at significantly lower costs.

The popularity and pervasiveness of email has created a very serious problem for organizations of all sizes: email was originally designed to send short, text-based messages.

It doesn't take a degree in accounting to understand that the ability to increase server and storage capacity without having to invest a dime in additional hardware translates into huge cost savings. Savings not only in terms of hardware costs, but also in the power consumption, heat dissipation and management costs associated with deploying additional hardware.

Download this white paper to learn how reputation services can help reduce inbound email traffic without requiring additional hardware, and the advantaged of a hybrid global/local approach to email reputation.

Planning for recovery is a requirement in businesses of all sizes. In implementing an operational plan that ensures that both data and applications can be recovered, IT personnel are generally confronted with several challenges.

Downtime and data loss pose intolerable risks to every business today. From IT departments to the Board Room, managers have seen the importance of business uptime and data protection to continued success, productivity and profitability.

For AIX IT departments looking to take the next step in data protection strategies, CDP is an essential consideration.

This information packed 29-page report reviews the technology spectrum of resilience and recovery solutions available for AIX and i5/OS (including OS/400 and IBM i) operating environments, including the latest, next-generation solutions.