SurveilStar email monitoring feature allows to establish control policies over the incoming and outgoing emails, thus, preventing leaks of sensitive data. SurveilStar automatically saves a copy of every email in .eml format even when the email was deleted. Attachments can be saved if necessary. SMTP/POP3 emails, Exchange emails and Lotus Notes emails are supported.

If you worry about that Email monitoring will violate privacy rights, you can check whether Email Monitoring is legal or not.

Record Every Detail of Email Sent or Received

SurveilStar records incoming and outgoing SMTP/POP3 emails and Exchange emails, records web-based emails and Lotus Notes emails. Besides, sender, recipient, CC list, BCC list, subject, content and a copy of attachments will be also recorded.

• Record incoming and outgoing SMTP/POP3 emails and Exchange emails
• Record outgoing webmails and Lotus Notes emails
• Record all contents of outgoing and incoming attachments
• Record email subjects, senders, recipients, time, size, etc.

Control Incoming and Outgoing Emails

If you need to prevent one or multiple spammers, block some emails addresses, restrict the employees to send emails only to permitted email addresses, prohibit sending attachments or limit email size, you can set an Email policy to achieve the goals easily. Setting up a proper email policy for your business situation is just a breeze.

• Block email by time, sender, recipient, subject, and email size
• Block emails with attachments or attachments exceeding limited size
• Send user warning messages when unauthorized outgoing email is detected
• Alert administrators to keep an eye over suspicious users and emails sent
• Specify expiring time to control the life cycle of the saved email correspondence
• Lock computer when users attempt to break the email controlling rules you set.

Policy Example 1

In order to prevent confidential information leakage via email, an enterprise will need to control outgoing attachments. Attachment name with specified keywords will be blocked.

Email Policy Property Settings:
Choose "Block" mode, check "Has Attachment" option, specific Attachment name such as "keyword", then if agents attempt to send out an attachment with designated "keywords", the email will be blocked directly.

Policy Example 2

Some companies may need to limit the email sender, only allowing employees to use a specified internal mailbox to send mail, and sending emails using other mailboxes are prohibited.

Email Policy Property Settings:
Step 1: set a "Block" policy to prohibit all emails;

Step 2: set an "Allow" policy to specific sender, such as *@surveilstar.com. So that only the sender's email address containing *@surveilstar.com can be sent out successfully.