Previously, I did propose an anti-spam campaign, which is to offer spammers marketing and sales "counter-spams". And I could noticeably see that some spam emails actually stop coming back.
From Google Blog, we can see some important facts. 1 billion of messages where blocked at Google's side due to spamming reasons.
And ..
In fact, Nucleus research estimates unchecked spam can cost a company up to $742 per user.
Spam evolution.
Another important thing is email archiving which will promote the following benefits:
From Google Blog, we can see some important facts. 1 billion of messages where blocked at Google's side due to spamming reasons.
And ..
In fact, Nucleus research estimates unchecked spam can cost a company up to $742 per user.
Spam evolution.
- Text spam
 - Image spam
 - Attachment spam
 - Audio spam
 
- Spam volume will stabilize and could actually decrease in 2008 as spam attacks become more targeted and less of a pure volume game
 - Virus attacks will continue to blend with spam and will focus more on identity theft.
 - Information confidentiality will gain importance.
 - Hosted solution will increase in lieu to the increase in cost in terms of self managing activities.
 - Identity theft will increase through web sites (social networking sites, blogs and auction sites)
 
Another important thing is email archiving which will promote the following benefits:
- Secure Messaging
 - Backup and Recovery
 - Business Continuity
 - Retrieval On-Demand
 
- Build email retention policy to meet regulatory concerns
 - Archives all email messages and attachments without compromising
 - Maintenance effort are considering as high priority in IT operation
 - Longing for better ILM solution to manage the stored mail
 - Hard to retrieve required data instantly
 - Insufficient design and difficult to manage retained messages
 - Hard to balance the information security and message retrieval
 - Looking for more efficient backup and recovery process
 - Mail audit is required for enterprise-wide risk management
 - Business continuity is a continual challenge
 
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