Spam filtering makes workers miss deadlines
Apr 28 2005
Email messages mistaken for spam by filtering software — known as “false positives” in the anti-spam business — have caused four in 10 workers to miss a deadline, according to a survey released this week at a London security conference.
The Infosecurity Europe conference partnered with a US-based vendor of email server and security appliances for the survey, which noted that 42 percent of UK workers said they’d missed a deadline due to an email message gone astray.
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