Email Security
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City of New Orleans, University of Giessen, Fürth Hospital Fall Victim to Cybercrime – Who’s Next in Line?
Read moreThe computers at the Justus-Liebig University in Giessen have been offline for days. Last week, Klinikum Fürth (a large municipal hospital in southern Germany) was forced to disconnect from the emergency care services network. On the very same day, the City of New Orleans was caused to take precautionary steps after a virus had been…
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Safe, Not Sorry with Transactional Email
Read moreRetarus Transactional Email, our high-performance API for email transmission, now supports the secure transmission of virtually all file types. Secure Document Handling provides added security, when encrypting the transmission doesn’t ensure the required level of protection.
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Company servers fall prey to unusual new ransomware
Read moreA new ransomware campaign specifically targeting the encryption of enterprise servers has been discovered by security researchers. The technology employed by the criminals indicates the involvement of notorious cyber gangsters.
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New ransomware variant wreaks havoc in Spain
Read moreA targeted ransomware attack has succeeded in encrypting the networks of at least two companies in Spain, with the impact extending far wider.
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Email Continuity: Uninterruptible Mail Supply
Read moreAt the it-sa 2019 trade show in Nuremberg, we presented our new Email Continuity to a broader public for the first time. With this solution, your company and your employees remain productive even if your own email infrastructure is not available.
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Retarus now top “Trail Blazer” in Radicati’s Market Quadrant
Read moreAmounting to its innovative Email Security features, Advanced Threat Protection and Post Delivery Detection, Retarus has been rewarded with a “Trail Blazer” status by one of the leading analyst firms, which reviews emerging communication and collaborating technologies.
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Beware of emails from Thomas Cook
Read morePhishers are known to jump on any running board. Special caution is, therefore, required with mails originating from Thomas Cook in the light of recent events.
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Phishers brazenly exploiting PSD2 uncertainty
Read moreLast Saturday saw the introduction of the newly revised EU Payment Services Directive, PSD2. Many consumers still know far too little about the implications of the new regulations or have been made uncertain by the information they have received from banks or other providers of financial services – an opportunity that cyber criminals are surely…
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281 Scammers at one blow
Read moreLaw enforcement authorities in about a dozen countries this week apprehended more than 280 suspected email scammers as part of a concerted campaign.