SpamTitan for VMWare allows you to create a virtual E-mail appliance. It protects against spam, viruses, phishing and unwanted content.

Features include:

- Includes both the ClamAV and Kaspersky Labs Antivirus engines for scanning of all incoming and outgoing E-mail. Both anti-virus engines are auto updating.

- Multi layered spam analyses include Sender Policy Framework, Recipient verification, SURBLs, RBLs Bayesian analyses, keyword, header and body text analyses, customised scoring algorithms as well as other customized rules.

- Can block unwanted attachments including file types, mime types and renamed files.

- Allows you to push the daily management of spam to the end user. Using the spam digest feature, end users have full visibility of all E-mail blocked by SpamTitan. Using hyperlinks included in the digest, from their inbox the end user has the ability to release any required E-mail without having to resort to the company helpdesk.

- Contains a reporting suite providing automated graphical reports including top spam recipients, top E-mail recipients and more.

- Disclaimers can be attached to outgoing E-mail. You decide the text of this disclaimer.

- Can be configured to accept E-mail for an unlimited amount of domains, which in turn can be relayed to an unlimited amount of E-mail servers.

- All updates, including anti-virus, anti-spam, new version releases, configuration back up, Bayesian back up and management reports are automated.

- Whitelists and blacklists can be configured for the user or at a domain level and to allow/block by full E-mail address or by domain.

- Provides both the administrator and end user with a search and retrieval functionality for their E-mail quarantine management.

- Contains a suite of diagnostic tests and reports providing both the administrator and SpamTitan support with information required to investigate any support issues.

- All SpamTitan features are accessed using a Web based interface, allowing for controlled access from the network (restrictions can also be put in place to limit who and where this interface can be accessed from).