Posted by Virus Bulletin on Apr 5, 2007
ISPA best practices document advises providers on spam control.
The UK Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA), a voluntary grouping of service providers and other Internet firms, has issued a set of guidelines aimed at helping ISPs combat spam both as it arrives at their networks and should it originate from within them.
The list of measures and techniques, which are recommendations only with no power of enforcement, include advice on ensuring correct attribution of mail sources, avoiding providing open relays for spam, and educating users about the spam problem and efforts being made to combat it. It also recommends implementing processes to take legal action against abusers, and publicising any such action to discourage further abuse.
An ISPA report on the guidelines can be found here, while the best practice document itself is here.
Posted on 05 April 2007 by Virus Bulletin
