December 12, 2003 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — San Francisco-based BrightMail (brightmail.com) announced this week the availability of BrightMail Anti-Spam version 5.5, the latest edition of its anti-spam software solution. The company said version 5.5 is equipped with more spam fighting technology and displays greater user flexibility and control. The new version also includes new URL rules to catch “trick” spam containing deceptive URLs.
“Brightmail is committed to providing the most innovative and technically proficient spam protection on the market,” said Enrique Salem, president and CEO of Brightmail. “With Brightmail Anti-Spam Version 5.5, we have improved on our industry-leading effectiveness and accuracy and have introduced new administrator and end-user controls that give our enterprise customers more visibility into their spam problem. Brightmail sees and filters more spam than anyone else in the industry – this new product stops even more.”
The company said the solution is capable of delivering e-mail filtering accuracy of 99.9999 percent.
Brightmail Anti-Spam is a server-side software solution that filters e-mail at an organization’s mail gateway and runs on Windows, Linux and Solaris operating systems.
