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GFI is a leading software developer that provides a single source for network administrators to address their network security, content security and messaging needs. With award-winning technology, an aggressive pricing strategy and a strong focus on small-to-medium sized businesses, GFI is able to satisfy the need for business continuity and productivity encountered by organizations on a global scale. Founded in 1992, GFI has offices in Malta, London, Raleigh, Hong Kong, Adelaide and Hamburg which support more than 200,000 installations worldwide.
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 The Benefits of Email Compliance in a BusinessLearn why businesses need email archiving to comply with email compliance and eDiscovery requirements, and how email archiving should be implemented. Email Management Policies and Why Businesses Need OneWhy email archiving should be an important part of a company's email management system and policy. How Spam Filter False Positives Harm Your BusinessWhile spam is a huge annoyance for employees and end users everywhere, the real costs for businesses are in time and money and they're increasing every day. A Recipe for Prize-Winning Email SpamThis articles explains how spammers cook up a spam message. This includes all the ingredients and directions on how they cook the ultimate spam delicacy! Backscatter (NDR) Spam - Protect YourselfThe spammers become more desperate and more creative with their techniques. They have discovered how to take advantage of standard operations of most e-mail servers to deliver their useless stuff to our inboxes. - learn to protect yourself! Staying Safe from PhishingThis article explains and helps email users to become aware of the various phishing emails. Therefore avoiding money loss or identity theft. Four in 10 Company Networks in the US are not SecureDespite having anti-virus and anti-spam software as well as a firewall installed, four in 10 small and medium sized companies in the United States still do not believe their networks are completely secure, a new survey shows.
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