Spam filtering
Spam Titan Cloud filters your organization’s email traffic to stop email spam from reaching your users. The solution guarantees 99.97% spam detection through multi-layered spam analysis including; real-time blacklists (RBLs), lists of websites that were detected in unsolicited emails (SURBLs), sender policy frameworks and Bayesian analysis, This coupled with a low false positive rate of 0.03% allows you to rest easy knowing your users never lose genuine email but are protected from unsolicited email.
Virus and malware blocking
The multi award-winning solution contains double antivirus protection; Bitdefender and Clam AV which serve to block viruses and malware trying to infiltrate your network through email.
Whitelisting/blacklisting
The solution allows you to whitelist/blacklist sender email addresses meaning you can choose to always allow/ always block mail from a particular email address.
Digest Reporting
Spam Titan Cloud can send a quarantine report to users on a daily or weekly basis. The quarantine report contains a list of emails which have not been sent to the user because they potentially contain spam or viruses. These have been quarantined. The end user can decide to deliver, whitelist or delete the emails detailed in the digest report, with a simple click on the links beside them.
Cloud-based
The cloud-based solution requires no software installation making it simple to set up and manage. There are no management or maintenance overheads as updates and support are fully included in the product.
Recipient verification
SpamTitan offers a number of Recipient Verification types they are: Dynamic Recipient Verification (DRV), LDAP, list based and specify regular expression verification. Once an email is
delivered to the SpamTitan Cloud, it will validate the email address against the mail server thus rejecting fake emails and spam.
Authentication
Web Authentication settings allow you to control for each Domain what Authentication Method will be used when a user attempts to log in. The following authentication methods are supported: Internal (default), LDAP, SQL server, POP3, and IMAP. The support of external authentication modules ensures that when possible users won’t have to remember multiple passwords. All login attempts will be directed to the appropriate authentication server for that domain.