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Checklist: Top 10 best practices for securing e-mail clients

April 10, 2006

Checklist: Top 10 best practices for securing e-mail clients
By Richard Luckett
10 Aug 2005 | SearchExchange.com

Top 10 best practices for securing e-mail clients
#1: Patch your clients
#2: Configure antivirus software to scan your e-mail clients
#3: Use anti-malware software
#4: Quarantine attachments
#5: Don't be a sucker
#6: Disable unsigned macros
#7: Use Outlook's Junk E-mail filter or install spam-filtering software
#8: Just be plain
#9: Learn to read (e-mail headers, that is)
#10: Digitally sign and encrypt e-mails

Source: http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/

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