SMTPTracker extends your SMTP server with realtime anti-spam filtering, message content tracking, logging and saving, Active Directory integration, SpamAssassin support, logging to SQL database, unique Spam Confidence Level based routing, DNS based...
Spam CounterStrike works with your e-mail program to check spam. Each e-mail is judged to be spam or not spam as it is downloaded. Spam checking is automatic and invisible. Updating Spam CounterStrike can be scheduled automatically. The easy installation...
With the use of Apdsoft Mail Filter and Forwarder, spam and junk mail can be automatically filtered out by keywords, key phrases, recipient and sender addressing, attachment types and size, domains and countries of the mail servers used to relay the...
Dewqs' ANS is a spam screener, and control tower, for up to 25 POP email accounts. Its heuristic engine, with an integrated statistical dictionary of over 5000 words and expressions, can be updated via the Web (registered users only). NMS operates from...
Spam Container takes an entirely different approach to spam, allowing you to see only the email you have allowed, banning known bad senders so they are never allowed through and putting all unknown senders into a holding area until you decide if you want...
Use Pop Marshall to remove junk e-mails from your INBOX. It works with any POP3/IMAP server and removes spam before they come to your machine. Pop Marshall uses sophisticated algorithms to determine the category of an e-mail. It comes with hundreds of...
Award-winning Outlook spam filter removes spam while making sure you see the messages you need. The optional plug-ins remove spam stored remotely for the BlackBerry, Treo, and other hand-held devices. InBoxer Anti-Spam Filter automatically builds a custom...
Stop spam and dangerous emails containing viruses, spyware, and identity-theft schemes. Don't rely on spam filters. Block spam and other Trojan threats before they enter your computer or network. A complete suite of anti-spam software technologies in one....
