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I think almost everyone at a big company has experienced at least one of these. Big email lists should typically have only a set of approved senders.
by stygiansonic 9y ago
I think almost everyone at a big company has experienced at least one of these. Big email lists should typically have only a set of approved senders.
- protomyth 9y agoIts actually fairly easy to setup a decent mailing list without having to have approved senders, but Exchange and its built in functionality is probably the root cause of a lot of these. The ones I have setup are pretty easy to stop since we do some basic checking of the e-mails sent anyway (e.g. attachment too large).
- miheermunjal 9y agoO365 (commonly used at large enterprises) makes this dead simple too. You can even have it be self-service, where individuals can empower themselves to have access to a list-serv (its not just "CEOs").