Expert Insights
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Europa Cloud? Too little, too late …
Read moreThe “Handelsblatt”, a leading German business newspaper, this week reported in its Schwerpunkt (focus) double-page spread that the German government is pushing ahead with plans to establish a Europa Cloud.
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CEO fraud has met its match
Read moreCompanies are being ripped off left, right and center by cyber scammers impersonating CEOs and ordering confidential financial transactions to be carried out. Steps can be taken, however, to protect your organization – including technical measures.
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Radicati Honors Retarus with “Trail Blazer” Status
Read moreIn the latest Radicati “Secure Email Gateway – Market Quadrant 2018“ report, Retarus is listed as a “Trail Blazer”, with the potential to become a “Top Player”.
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Retarus playing a role in Zero Trust Threat Prevention
Read moreForrester Research has for some time now been proclaiming a “Zero Trust Threat Prevention” paradigm. We offer you a comprehensive report for download.
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Email – the “new” hot channel
Read moreIn this #deletefacebook era, email has become a way of striking back at the algorithms that try to prescribe what people get to see.
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ESVE vs. Emotet
Read moreA particularly nasty piece of malware is currently doing the rounds – “Emotet”, as the malware has become known, has succeeded in paralyzing entire company networks. Retarus’ ESVE feature allows your email users to see at a glance whether an email has actually been received via an external relay.
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Retarus in the Singapore Business Review
Read moreThe website “Singapore Business Review” has published a commentary by Oliver Prevrhal, General Manager, Retarus Asia, about e-mail as a double-edged sword.
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Retarus on Bayern2’s “Radiowelt”
Read moreLast week, the Bayerischen Rundfunk (Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation) paid us a visit, interviewing our founder CEO Martin Hager.
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For many, fax is still indispensable
Read moreThe German business magazine “WirtschaftsWoche” reports in its current issue about the supposedly backward Germany, where faxing is still bustling.