When's the last time one of your users received a spam email? For most IT managers, the answer is "Today." Alternatively, have any users had an important business message mistakenly filtered out, delaying business decisions or even revenue? "Happens all the time." Virtually every enterprise relies on email for critical business processes and collaboration between customers and partners. Yet our Inboxes are under siege by spammers with their "crimeware", adware and phishing attacks. And our current defenses, filters, add almost as much risk to the company as the "malware" itself. Spam filters are the old paradigm - they were developed a decade ago to help alleviate the nuisance of unwanted emails. Because they're really "guessing machines", they aren't capable of solving today's sophisticated problems. Spam has become increasingly malicious, and is engineered by organized groups to outwit filters. We need a revolution to restore the integrity of email and make it a business tool that users can really trust.

Cloudnet's TruE-mail™. service with Sender Address Verification (SAV) Technology establishes an all-new paradigm for ensuring email integrity. It stops 100% of spam with zero "false positives".

No more continually tuning spam filters to keep up with the spammers' changing tactics. With all spam eliminated, users can now decide individually who gets access to their Inbox and can have confidence that they are receiving all of their important business communications.

How does SAV work? When an unsolicited email comes in from someone you don't know, Cloudnet's TruE-Mail™. Service simply asks the sender one time to verify they are a legitimate person. It's no different than a receptionist asking to see some identification before allowing a visitor entry into your building. Spammers won't answer because they must remain anonymous. With spam 100% gone, your users can then control any "unwanted" email in their Inbox. Direct marketers can be turned off with one click. Your users win. You win. Legitimate emailers win. And spammers lose.