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What does the future hold for fighting spam? My two-part interview with Jamie de Guerre, CTO of Cloudmark, concludes today.
How do you see Cloudmark evolving? I know that you issue periodic updates to the software - what have you been doing to improve the product?
For e-mail threats, Cloudmark is continuing to innovate. This includes several new road map areas:
1. Cloudmark Sender Reputation
Cloudmark just launched the Cloudmark Sender Reputation Service, a feature shipping on our edge mail transfer agent (MTA)
solution, Cloudmark Gateway. This service identifies _sources_ of spam almost instantly around the globe, including rapidly
evolving botnets. Cloudmark’s solution traditionally worked at the content layer by filtering messages based on the contents
of the message and identifying messages sources in the Cloudmark Global Threat Network as spam, phishing or virus.
2. Outbound Protection, Zombie Identification and Remediation
Cloudmark will be offering service providers a Zombie Identification Service that identifies and remediates bots within their
network.
3. Cloudmark ActiveScan
Cloudmark ActiveScan enables highly efficient rescanning of messages - so that even if a spam message gets through initially,
Cloudmark can still take action on it as soon as the spam is discovered.
In addition to these improvements in Cloudmark’s e-mail security solutions, we are expanding into other messaging markets that need the same leading edge security that Cloudmark provides for e-mail. The first of these markets is mobile messaging. In many parts of Asia, people already get more spam on their mobile phone over Short Message Service (SMS) than they do in e-mail. This problem is going to grow elsewhere with the growing popularity of mobile messaging and as mobile-service providers enable new services like mobile e-commerce.
Cloudmark’s solution is flexible in filtering any messaging threat. Therefore, Cloudmark will evolve into other new markets that are also start to have security issues and are increasingly attacked by spammers, phishers and other attackers. Stay tuned - you may hear some announcements in this area soon.
IPv6 is a bigger issue than even Jamie makes outBy Anonymous on April 7, 2008, 7:14 pmRegardless of how good you get at content filtering, the fundamental problem remains that you can't predict and deter the freshest iterations of spam content ahead...
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