安全电子邮件签名管理
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 身份认证管理
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
客户
模板
关于客户
Templafy 是真正的企业解决方案，用于简化业务文档创建、电子邮件签名治理和模板管理。 Templafy 跨 Microsoft Office 和 Office 365 集成，带来自定义公司模板、品牌资产和最佳公关
挑战
企业每天都会发送数千封电子邮件，但很难保持电子邮件签名的视觉和法律一致性，而且许多企业没有抓住机会将营销活动包含在公司电子邮件签名中。随着从移动设备和网站发送的电子邮件数量迅速增加，电子邮件签名管理已进入一个新的复杂水平，现在也是企业电子邮件安全问题。
解决方案
Templafy 的电子邮件签名管理器托管在 Microsoft Azure 上，使大型组织能够跨多个用户、业务部门、位置和语言进行企业范围的治理和简化的生产力。
Templafy 利用安全的 Microsoft Azure 平台进行身份验证，在电子邮件签名中自动插入个人用户数据，并且 - 与任何竞争对手不同 - 在公司自己的 Azure 租户内，保留向从移动设备和 Outlook Web App 发送的电子邮件添加电子邮件签名的过程。借助 Templafy 的电子邮件签名管理器和 Microsoft Azure，公司电子邮件将永远不必经过第三方电子邮件签名提供商而面临恶意拦截的风险。
此解决方案只需要很少的配置。在 48 小时内，企业可以让他们独特的租户在服务上运行他们定制的电子邮件签名设计，SSO 设置到位，Azure Active Directory 集成完全运行。
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