CNET News.com
"eBay, Tumbleweed settle patent suit"
By Paul Festa
"Capping a year of patent acrimony, eBay put one legal struggle behind it by settling with plaintiff Tumbleweed Communications."
December 29, 2003

E-Commerce Times
"Hackers Gone Phishing - Again"
By Elizabeth Millard
"It's pretty clear that organized crime is behind a big portion of this," Dave Jevans, chairman of the Anti-Phishing Working Group, told the E-Commerce Times. "We're seeing the involvement of the Secret Service in the investigation."
December 29, 2003

InternetWeek
"Phishing Attacks Soar"
By Gregg Keizer, TechWeb News
"E-mail phishing attacks jumped over 400 percent during the holidays, according to an analysis released Wednesday of scams reported to clearinghouse Anti-Phishing.org."
December 28, 2003

The Guardian
"Mix and match"
By Ken Young
"Tumbleweed, one of the leading corporate anti-spam suppliers, is one of the latest vendors to strengthen authentication in outgoing emails. The latest version of its MMS firewall features the ability to place digital signatures on outbound email and use a "secure redirect" option so that messages can be sent and received through a secure separate web site."
November 6, 2003

CIO Magazine
"Be a Spam Slayer"
By Alice Dragoon
"Today, 90 percent to 95 percent of all incoming spam is tagged as such. And no more than a quarter of a single IT employee's time is needed for ongoing maintenance."
November 1, 2003

PC World
"CAN-SPAM Law Won't, Critics Say"
By Grant Gross
"The first federal antispam law may be on its way to reality, but many antispam advocates say it won't stem the flood into e-mail users' in-boxes."
October 27, 2003

InfoWorld
"Antispam advocates question Senate bill"
By Grant Gross
"A bill attempting to regulate the sending of unsolicited commercial e-mail passed the U.S. Senate last week, but many anti-spam advocates say the bill would have little impact on the amount of spam coming into e-mail users' in-boxes."
October 27, 2003

Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine
"Eating up Spam” Product Review
by James Carrion
"The anti-spam engine is the most viable anti-spam detection solution I’ve seen to date.”
October 2003

CNN Money
"Investing in the war on spam"
By Paul R. La Monica
"Tumbleweed has a big presence in the financial services area, with customers such as J.P. Morgan Chase and mutual fund firm American Century..."
September 30, 2003

Network World Magazine
"Test: Spam in the wild”
By Joel Snyder
"…Tumbleweed's MMS appliance did an excellent job of filtering spam and gave very flexible control over mail flows."
September 15, 2003

American Banker
American Banker Viewpoint: Truncation Will Spur Internet Links Among Branches, Banks
Pending legislation will enable banks to clear check transactions in a day, and depositing banks stand to capture trillions of dollars ... if they have the right technology.
By Dave Jevans
July 25, 2003

Waters Magazine
The SEC's E-mail Crackdown
Five US broker-dealers agree to pay fines totalling $8.25 million ($1.65 million each) for failing to preserve e-mail communications, Just how disorganized have broker-dealers been in retaining e-mail records?
By Dianne See Morrison
March 01, 2003

Information Security
"Gateway Guardians"
By Fred Avolio
“In terms of configuration features, Tumbleweed's Email Firewall is the best of the software solutions." “Best overall software solution; excellent content filtering; encrypts and signs e-mail.”
February 2003
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Network World/IDG News Service
Secure Mail 5.5 sharpens spam-fighting tools
By Scarlet Pruitt (IDG News Service)
February 28, 2003

eSecurityPlanet
Tumbleweed Unveils Anti-Spam Service
John Desmond
February 20, 2003

eSecurityPlanet.com
Secure Messaging Vendor Offers Management Appliance
By Paul Desmond
January 28, 2003

InternetWeek
Appliance Aims To Speed E-Mail Security Deployment
By Tom Smith
January 24, 2003

ComputerWorld
ComputerWorld: Top 10 tips for setting a secure communications policy
By Ken Beer
January 22, 2003