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Spam and virus protection

• Arm yourself for battle against an email virus outbreak

  Did malware slip through the Exchange Server perimeter? Don't panic. Use these PowerShell commands to respond quickly and minimize the damage. Continue Reading

• Email attacks that threaten networks and flood inboxes

  Email attacks are inevitable, so supporting incident response policies and procedures is necessary to ensure your enterprise is adequately prepared for an attack. Continue Reading

• Exchange Online Protection adds tools to fight spammers

  Secure your email with EOP tools like DKIM and DMARC that verify incoming messages aren't spam or spoofs. Avoid unauthorized email with digital signatures and authenticated domains. Continue Reading

• Do you need third-party email security tools?

  Think you have a grip on email security? Ask these nine questions to determine if native security tools are enough or if you need a third-party tool. Continue Reading

• Secure an Office 365 and Exchange hybrid setup

  Keep these six factors in mind if your organization plans to keep some services on-premises and move others to the cloud. Continue Reading

• Simple steps to strengthen Exchange 2013 security

  Email is a treasure trove of sensitive information. Exchange administrators must frequently check five areas to ensure email security.Continue Reading

• Five steps to a more secure Exchange 2013

  Combine these five Exchange 2013 features to secure your enterprise messaging without adding management tasks to your workload.Continue Reading

• Choosing the best email security tools for your business

  Once you've decided to look at third-party security tools, you'll have to decide between on-premises or cloud-based options.Continue Reading

• Strategies for controlling Office 365 spam

  A likely side effect of moving from on-premises Exchange to Office 365 might be an onslaught of spam. Don't worry -- it looks worse than it really is.Continue Reading

• Exchange 2013 anti-malware protection: Will you need anything else?

  Trusting native Exchange 2013 anti-malware protection to protect your environment is an option, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the best one.Continue Reading

• Does Exchange 2013 need an edge transport server?

  Though server roles were consolidated in Exchange 2013, one reader wonders if an edge transport server should still be included. Our expert weighs in.Continue Reading

• Eight steps to better securing Exchange Server 2010

  Properly protecting Exchange Server 2010 means maintaining top-notch security. Perform the tasks on this checklist regularly to keep your deployment safe and sound.Continue Reading

• How to secure Exchange Server 2010 post deployment

  So you’ve deployed Exchange 2010, but are you confident in its security? If you’re unsure, make certain you’ve checked off these seven items.Continue Reading

• All Outlook 2010 Trust Center settings are not created equal

  The Outlook 2010 Trust Center offers plenty of security settings to administrators. That doesn’t mean they’re all important though.Continue Reading

• Don’t overlook security add-ons when troubleshooting Outlook issues

  Third-party add-ons are supposed to aid and protect Outlook, right? They may be hurting more than they’re helping if not properly configured.Continue Reading