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Point 14 is a very good one. If any account gets compromised, you might as well request a new IP as your previous IP will be in the dog house for a long time.
by cm2187 6y ago
Point 14 is a very good one. If any account gets compromised, you might as well request a new IP as your previous IP will be in the dog house for a long time.
Almost more important than monitoring failed logons, monitor successful logons, for instance by country. If it is a small mail server, chances are your users are in a handful of countries. If you suddenly see a successful logon from vietnam or brazil, you probably want to be notified ASAP.