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The Titan Key
Features-at-a-Glance
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End-user features
Stop spam before it's sent
Automatically builds whitelist
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Rich keymail policy options
Email/domain/subdomain scope
Auto-disable after X days relative or absolute
Fixed or infinite # of unique entries |
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Rich KeyMail types
Enabled: working KeyMail according to policy
Locked Only allow existing KeyMail senders to send.
Do not allow other, new senders to use the KeyMail |
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Validating
Allow existing KeyMail senders to go through
Send challenge messages to new KeyMail senders.
Upon success, add sender to KeyMail |
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Disabled
Allow no one to come through.
All receive 550 no such user regardless of status in whitelist |
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Pre-defined KeyMail settings for most common uses
Newsletters
Order confirmations
Normal unrestricted email
no instantiation limit, no expiration date adds everyone to the
whitelist
One time use only
Single email user approval |
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User can switch to use KeyMail address as default
email
Can change KeyMail type after it's created
No limit on # of keymails that can be created
Users can add/define aliases against their Internet email |
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Policy scope can be to: Email/Domain/Subdomain
Whitelist can be friend, unknown, or spammer
User-controlled option to automatically add all recipients to your
whitelist if you are CC'd on an email from someone else in your company.
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Eliminates a common C/R problem where a reply-all
returns a bunch of challenges. |
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No client software or client reconfiguration
required
Client utilities for Outlook and Outlook Express to build initial
database |
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