Cybersécurité
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Gmail to become less invasive
Read moreLater this year, Google will no longer be “reading” private Gmail messages to feed its marketing machine.
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Interview: What is “CEO Fraud” and how can one guard against it?
Read moreFor quite some time now, terms like “CEO-Fraud” or “Fake-President trick” have been going around. In this interview we answer the most crucial questions and provide important pointers for IT managers.
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Safe, Not Sorry; Protect Your Data
Read moreRansomware is a very real threat. Follow the adage; it is better to be safe than sorry.
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User Education: Tips for Email Security
Read moreEmail is constantly under attack. With this in mind, we have compiled a list of email security tips for end-users.
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What we can learn from “WannaCry”
Read moreOn the past weekend the headlines were coming thick and fast about the ransomware known as “WannaCry”, which had paralyzed computers around the globe – even impacting on critical infrastructure.
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Retarus AntiSpam offre de nouvelles fonctions pour une protection renforcée contre les spams
Read moreRetarus Email Security offre désormais une protection améliorée contre les spams à l’aide d’une nouvelle fonction de liste noire dynamique. Découvrez-en davantage sur le nouveau filtre antispam et sur une communication par e-mail exempte de virus et de spams grâce à Retarus AntiSpam Management.
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Spam wave: Online fraudsters bank on stock market manipulation
Read moreRetarus has recently recorded a sharp rise in the volume of messages proposing that readers buy supposedly promising shares. By means of these investment recommendations, cyber criminals are trying to influence the share price of a particular company’s stock to their own advantage.
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Retarus is no Phisherman’s Friend
Read moreWe are pushing ahead as announced with the continued development of Retarus E-Mail Security with the introduction of a dedicated phishing filter. The phishing filter is provided free of charge and further minimizes the risk faced by Retarus customers of an employee inadvertently falling for phishing links and disclosing sensitive (access) details.
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Growing amount of zero-day malware in circulation
Read moreDuring the last quarter of 2016, 30 percent of all malware doing the rounds was so new that traditional anti-virus software companies had not yet developed signatures for them.