Spam is a wildly growing contagion, a blight on the universe, the creation of the most disgusting denizens of the darkest depths known to man. Even with new technologies and techniques for limiting the amount of spam filling your inbox, it’s tough to stay ahead. It’s no wonder then that anti-spam software is such a growth industry. Ferris Research estimates that anti-spam software will be installed on as many as 500 million seats by 2008, up from 11 million in 2003.

Choosing the right spam control system is ultimately based on many of the same factors as any other IT deployment decision—primarily total cost of ownership and return on investment. What you’re really trying to do is save dollars and reduce lost productivity. Here we will examine 10 solutions representative of the burgeoning anti-spam market—all built to filter spam at the server level. Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online | Feature Article: Stop Spam Now

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