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Enterprise Insights Security Insights: Is Hybrid Email Security Right For You?
Mar 6, 2010 – By Joseph Blankenship

Enterprises are bombarded with choices for email security—on-premise appliances, hosted appliances, software and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Traditionally, on-premise solutions, both hardware and software, have dominated the email security space. Hosted and SaaS solutions have become more appealing, especially as organizations pay closer attention to their bottom lines and look for areas to streamline and outsource. Hybrid email security is another deployment option for enterprises considering their options.

Hybrid email security combines the strengths of a cloud-based SaaS solution with the strengths of an on-premise appliance solution. In a typical hybrid deployment scenario, inbound email filtering for anti-spam and anti-virus is handled in the cloud. Only filtered email actually makes it to the corporate network, saving on bandwidth and infrastructure costs. Appliances may also be placed on-premise to provide secondary filtering for inbound email and to provide for more complex routing and policy development.

Outbound email in the hybrid scenario is filtered by an on-premise appliance before it leaves the network. There, the email security appliance can scan emails and attachments to identify sensitive data and take policy-based action on that data. Policy-based actions can include alerting, re-routing, quarantining, message altering, blocking, encrypting and other custom actions. Encrypting sensitive data on-premise helps to ensure that protected information does not leave the network in clear text and supports regulatory compliance efforts.

McAfee is a leader in the email security market and delivers flexible solutions to meet the needs of most any organization. Each McAfee solution—SaaS, on-premise-appliances or hybrid—delivers industry-leading anti-spam, anti-malware and reputation intelligence.
Join McAfee and IDC analyst Brian Burke on Tuesday, March 9 at 2 pm ET for a live webcast to learn how hybrid email security can help you:
• Protect email systems from email-borne threats
• Prevent data loss via email
• Reduce costs and administrative overhead

Register to attend this live webcast.

Featured speakers:
Brian Burke; Program Director, Security Products; IDC
Joseph Blankenship; Director, Messaging Security; McAfee

Courtesy McAfee



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