We have been spoilt over the summer – the sun has shone, the Golden Jubilee was a huge success and we have managed to go for almost six months without a new e-mail virus.
However, all good things come to an end. The temperature is dropping, the days are shortening and on 30 September the Bugbear virus reared its head and e-mail users all over the world remembered that old feeling of uneasiness and vulnerability. This article will look at the various threats that originate from e-mail, how they have developed, and how they can now be tackled most efficiently.
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