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Tumbleweed Being Utilized By First Horizon National To Combat Spam
SecurityProNews
Staff Writer
2004-11-22
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Tumbleweed, today announced that First Horizon National Corp. has deployed the Tumbleweed Email Firewall(TM) to secure their inbound and outbound email communications.
Tumbleweed Email Firewall protects, filters and secures First Horizon's email traffic at the Internet gateway with an integrated set of anti-spam, anti-virus, anti-hacker, content filtering, email relay, and encrypted messaging capabilities, protecting critical information, safeguarding network resources and users, and dramatically reducing costs.
For First Horizon, protecting its email network from spam is critical to maintaining their high level of service. Prior to utilizing the Tumbleweed Email Firewall, the bank's email administrators struggled under a 65% spam incursion rate. First Horizon adopted Tumbleweed Email Firewall for its effectiveness, robust features and excellent ROI to provide management, security and anti-spam services throughout the entire distributed network.
"Tumbleweed Email Firewall has shielded our users from spam, freed network resources from unwanted email, and provided our customers with an increased level of privacy protection," said Garry Anderson, Manager of Research and Analysis for the First Horizon National Corporation. "With Tumbleweed Email Firewall, we are now blocking 65% of inbound email messages as spam."
"For financial institutions like First Horizon, securing their network is critical to maintaining their high level of service," said Joe Fisher, VP of Product Marketing for Tumbleweed Communications. "Organizations like First Horizon are discovering that Tumbleweed can keep them in compliance with privacy protection regulations while simultaneously blocking spam and viruses."
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