A Company in Chapter Eleven Doesnt Have to Eat SPAM
This paper is a case study detailing the replacement of a commercial E-mail<br />filtering system with one made up of all Open Source Software. The main goals<br />were to reduce delivery time, increase accuracy of spam and Malware detection<br />and to reduce operating costs.<br />The new system performed exceptionally well, catching a majority of E-mail<br />borne viruses and spam with a total false positive rate not far off the target of less<br />than one percent. The delivery times for inbound E-mail dropped considerably<br />and were well below tolerable levels. Other than man hours spent researching<br />and configuring the new system, there was no money spent implementing it.
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Bob Olson, "A Company in Chapter Eleven Doesnt Have to Eat SPAM," http://www.sans.org/reading_room/whitepapers/email/1414.php (accessed
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