Exchange Security Tips

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	Is full email encryption the solution to Exchange security? Submitted By: SearchExchange.com | 29 Oct 2009 TIP - Should you encrypt every Exchange email sent from your organization? One expert suggests that focusing on security basics first can better protect users.

	When to use a self-signed certificate with Exchange Server 2007 Submitted By: SearchExchange.com | 01 Sep 2009 TIP - Should you use a self-signed certificate or a commercial X.509 certificate for SSL encryption in your Exchange Server 2007 organization? Discover the use cases for both here.

	Obtaining and verifying SSL certificates in Exchange Server Submitted By: SearchExchange.com | 04 Aug 2009 TIP - Exchange Server admins should be familiar with SSL. If you need to obtain a trusted certificate, follow these steps to further harden SSL-based apps.

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	Lock down direct file access and protect OWA users SearchExchange.com | 28 Sep 2009 TUTORIAL - Built-in OWA security features may not be enough to secure direct file access. If you can't disable the feature, what's the next best security measure?

	Controlling spam in Exchange 2007 at the edge transport server level SearchExchange.com | 25 Sep 2009 TUTORIAL - There are many ways to control spam and viruses in Exchange 2007. Do you know how they work? Eliminating spam at the right server level is essential.

	Understanding Exchange Server 2007 SP1 mobile security settings SearchExchange.com | 28 May 2009 TUTORIAL - Mobile devices require strict security settings. Learn about some of Exchange Server 2007 SP1's built-in security settings for ActiveSync mobile devices.

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