Email Security
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Patient Zero Detection: move or delete harmful emails even after delivery with email clawback
Read moreWith the help of PZD Real-Time Response, potentially harmful emails can be removed or deleted from the mailbox even after they have been delivered.
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Lost in translation? Not with us. Retarus’ user portal speaks eleven languages fluently
Read moreRetarus Email Security’s personal online quarantine is available in eleven languages. User documentation is also always available for download in several languages.
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Filtering emails according to geographical origin: Retarus allows Geo IP Blocking at cloud level
Read moreIsolating all messages from a certain region or country as a precaution: Retarus Predelivery Logic allows identification by “source IP country” and can automatic initiate client-defined actions.
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Comprehensive email authentication: From DMARC to Business Email Compromise
Read moreFor the recipient, it’s often difficult to recognize whether an email actually originates from its purported sender. Standards such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC as well as Email Security Services can help to detect attacks that use fake sender names.
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A glimpse into the engine room: Retarus makes Live Search more transparent for admins and partners
Read moreRetarus is continuously enhancing and expanding the comprehensive, high-performance search options offered in its services. Various additional tracking points are now available.
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Changing domains without infrastructure modifications: Automated rewriting of email sender addresses
Read moreMaintain your professional image and presentation with correct, up-to-date email addresses – even when faced with spin-offs, mergers or rebranding. All this without having to modify your company’s actual email infrastructure.
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Companies around the globe identify cyber as top risk
Read moreInsurance giant Allianz has just released its Risk Barometer 2022. In this 11th annual edition of the survey, companies across the globe have identified cyber threats, business interruption, and natural disasters as this year’s biggest business risks.
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Privacy Shield, Standard Contractual Clauses, CLOUD Act: Privacy activist Max Schrems’ advice for worried companies
Read moreEven if US cloud providers are running their own data centers in Europe, the data stored there is not protected from access under the FISA Act, according to Schrems. Also, new SCC versions will be much more complicated to apply, says Europe’s most well-known data protection activist.
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Just like Groundhog Day: Emotet is back with a new bag of tricks
Read moreThe destruction of the Emotet infrastructure has unfortunately only been temporary. Bots are once again sending deceptive, well-made emails appearing to be from colleagues.