Exchange My Mail Inc. First Hosted Microsoft Exchange Provider to Offer FRE Postini Anti-Virus/Spam

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) December 28, 2006 -- Albertson, NY, December 28, 2006 --(PR.COM)-- Exchange My Mail Inc. today announced that Postini anti-spam technology will be integrated and available on all Exchange My Mail Inc�s Hosted Microsoft Exchange mailboxes Free of Charge. It�s the industry's first integrated, multi-layered security solution purpose-built to protect email against all common threats, including spam, unlawful or unwanted content, denial of service attacks and computer viruses to be provided to Hosted Microsoft Exchange users Free of Charge.

�Postini is used as a front end protection to our infrastructure to help prevent directory harvest attacks, mailbombs, Dos, and other kinds of attacks," says CIO David Grantz.

"The pervasiveness of spam has become a major point of pain for the enterprise, resulting in lost revenue and employee productivity," said Brian Burke, research manager at IDC. Exchange My Mail Inc�s email security solution, combining Postini's robust spam prevention engine, isolates threats and nullifies them.

Exchange My Mail Inc. is the first Hosted Microsoft Exchange provider to provide the following Postini services to our customer base free of charge.

Postini�s Perimeter Manager Service Provider Edition�s Powerful Features:

� Accurate spam filtering
� Inbound virus blocking
� Directory Harvest Attack and DoS blocking
� User-specific quarantines
� Automated user management
� Disaster Recovery spooling
� Flexible multi-policy architecture
� User-managed white and black lists
� Email and Online support 24x7

Postini Threat Identification Network� (PTIN)

The Postini Threat Identification Network� (PTIN) is a comprehensive, real-time information service that identifies malicious computers that have recently launched email attacks (viruses, phishing, spam, directory harvests). PTIN has been designed to be embedded in network equipment to provide network layer security, accessed by ISPs that want to stop spammers from hijacking their networks, and accessed by email accreditors and certification agencies that want clear, objective data about their clients.