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InBoxer uses sophisticated “language models” based on the way words are commonly used in order to identify patterns in text. Our technology comes from years of experience in the speech recognition industry. We learned learned how to distinguish between words that sound alike by analyzing the entire message.
Now, we can categorize your email using these techniques to analyze the entire message, including headers, attachments, and hidden text. InBoxer augments this with sophisticated pattern matching to find credit card numbers and other patterns to create a highly effective solution.
InBoxer, Inc. has won numerous awards in the U.S. and Europe for its language-based classification products.
InBoxer Domains (Partial List)
Intellectual Property
Product and code names
Attachments marked as proprietary or confidential
Personal, confidential, and PHI (Protected Health Information)
Medical terminology for HIPAA
Social Security numbers
California driver's license numbers
Credit card numbers
Customer or patient lists
Telephone and FAX numbers
Account Numbers (patterns you define)
Risky recipient email addresses
External domains
Free mail services
Competitive domains
Addresses from a list (for "Chinese Wall" applications)
Personal versus business mail
May not need to be archived
Indicator of wasting time or resources |
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Custom parameters
Exact or partial matches for words and phrases
Matches from match lists (customer lists, patient lists, etc.)
Partial match using “regular expressions” for complex text that fits a particular pattern, such as bank account numbers
Offensive content / Hostile work environment (Harassment)
Adult content
Hate mail
Profanity
Racial, ethnic or religious slurs
Attachment types
Images, videos, or music
Spreadsheet, word processing, presentation, and database
ZIP files
By type, size, or name

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