Email Security
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Graymail … or the tricky gray zone between newsletter and spam
Leer másRetarus E-Mail Security customers are given the option of either marking and delivering legitimate mass-emails or sending them straight to quarantine. So far we’ve have been calling all such emails “newsletters”. From now on we will instead be using the more accurate term “graymail”
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The trouble with perceived IT security
Leer másMany IT security executives highly overrate their abilities – exposing their employers to additional risk.
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Introducing Patient Zero Detection®
Leer másWe are able to retrospectively identify emails which were originally delivered containing an attachment infected with a Virus – adding an enormous amount of value not only to e-mail security, but also to overall IT Security.
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Whitelisting your own company? Not a great idea.
Leer másThe whitelisting of email addresses is not meant to be used for the recipient’s own email address – and for good reason.
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Twice scanned is a whole lot safer
Leer másWe have customers who choose not to first quarantine their spam emails, but simply receive them in their mail clients (of course marked accordingly).
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The Bad Guys Just Keep Getting Better
Leer másLast year, the private sector spent more than 75 billion dollars on security software. But have systems and data become any safer?
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Email Security Advice: New Type of Trojan in the Wild
Leer másBy 2020 it is expected that more than $195 billion will have been spent on services in the public cloud, according to market researchers at IDC.
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Constant availability raising employee stress levels
Leer másThe excitement of having a chic new company smartphone can quickly turn sour, when you realize that you will have to pay for it with your constant availability.
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Email is not just here to stay, but growing from strength to strength
Leer másMarket researchers are predicting that the number of email users around the globe is set to rise from 2.6 billion today to over 3 billion by the year 2020. And this calculation does not even include mobile usage.