Solutions
Email Compliance
Government and Public Sector
Learn how public agencies and other government entities can optimize their collaboration environment and navigate the new demands for corporate email with our solutions.
Learn more how technology is affecting how public agencies operate and what are some of the causes behind the exponential growth of electronic records.
How to Mitigate Risks By Managing Email
news
- Messaging Architects announces M+Guardian Virtual Messaging Firewall
- M+Extranet now shipping with powerful, new GW web publishing features
events & webcasts
- Best practices for mitigating email risk: A free live webcast - June 26
- Best practices for creating effective email policies: A free live webcast - July 16
- Free Offer: Identify your email risk. Get a free assessment from our VP of professional services.
solutions
- M+Platform: Email lifecyle management for bridging security and compliance gaps.
- M+Guardian: Email policy enforcement and content filtering solution.
- M+Archive: Policy-based email archiving and e-discovery solution.
- M+NetMail: High performance, cost-effective web mail solution.
- M+Extranet: Web publishing solution for GW users and non-techies.
case studies
- City of Casa Grande, AZ secures its email system with M+Guardian.
- City of Grand Junction secures a risk-free collaboration environment with Messaging Architects.
- City of Jackson, TN ensures a secure collaboration system with M+Guardian.
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answers
- Why must we archive our email records?
- What lawsuits have occurred in government?
- How long should we retain our electronic records?
- What guidelines can my institution follow to mitigate risk?
- How do we establish policies and who should be involved?
- What should be included as part of our email policy?
- Email Risk Management for IT Professionals.
- Email Discovery: Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedures.
- Osterman Research: Key Decision Factors in Selecting a GroupWise Archiving Solution.
- Email Compliance Video Series: Presented by Technology Attorney, Ben Wright.
