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May 09, 2008

Measuring the False Negative Rate for Isode's M-Switch Anti-Spam

A key feature of any anti-spam solution is how effective it is at removing spam. A perfect anti-spam system would have a zero false positive rate and a zero false negative rate. In practice, this is not usually achieved, and systems will invariably trade off the two measurements.

A new whitepaper on the Isode website describes how false negatives can be measured and looks at false negative rates from the beginning of this year for Isode's M-Switch Anti-Spam.

"Measuring the False Negative rate for Isode's M-Switch Anti-Spam"

The graph below shows the false negative rate from January 2008.

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