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Vote for Exclaimer Image Analyzer
Exclaimer Image Analyzer provides business owners with email image scanning functionality. Using the latest technology, Exclaimer Image Analyzer ensures no images of pornographic or inappropriate nature pass through the corporate email system. This is the first line of brand defence! Monitor image attachments, Protect your brand and your employees, Reduce your legal exposure, & Educate email users about policy. Exclaimer Image Analyzer is deployed quickly and easily and works in conjunction with Microsoft Active Directory through Microsoft Exchange server 2007 and 2010. This means any email sent via Outlook, Outlook Express, Smartphones, PDAs and BlackBerrys are automatically scanned for inappropriate content. An initial audit period allows you to report on the level of imagery going through your corporate email system, categorizing them into ‘clean’ and ‘suspect’ through the intuitive reporting tools.
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