Spam-Busting Software Helps Delete e-MailProblems

October 05, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

WHITTIER, Calif. - (10/05/04) -- Credit Union of Southern Californiahas implemented a new anti-spam software by Commtouch to helpfilter unwanted e-mails. Commtouch's Enterprise Gateway isinstalled on both the e-mail server and employee in-boxes. Thesoftware automatically installs a quarantine folder on each user'sMicrosoft Outlook account to store selected messages which allowsusers to review for themselves.

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