Spam Filtering at ASU

Studies show that the amount of spam sent has increased substantially. Allowing this much spam into our email system leads to slowness, rejected mail, and many other problems. ASU has implemented a border spam solution that will drop high probability spam before it reaches the email systems. 

However, not all spam will be caught by this system. Most email clients also have quarantine folders located in their respective mailboxes.

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