Sécurité des e-mails
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The trouble with perceived IT security
Lire la suiteMany IT security executives highly overrate their abilities – exposing their employers to additional risk.
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Introducing Patient Zero Detection®
Lire la suiteWe 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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Fax machine security risk discovered
Lire la suiteWe’ve always had a long list of great arguments for Retarus Cloud Fax Services – now a new discovery adds a decisive benefit.
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Whitelisting your own company? Not a great idea.
Lire la suiteThe 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
Lire la suiteWe 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
Lire la suiteLast 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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WEF thinks highly of Blockchain
Lire la suiteThe World Economic Forum (WEF) anticipates that the technology behind the virtual currency Bitcoin will come to occupy a crucial role in the global finance system.
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EU Citizens have a new Privacy Shield
Lire la suiteThe EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework was adopted last month, July 2016. This new regulation was designed and accepted by the U.S. Department of Commerce and European Commission to provide companies on both sides of the Atlantic with a mechanism to comply with EU data protection. The Privacy Shield’s requirements impacts personal data being transferred from…
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Email Security Advice: New Type of Trojan in the Wild
Lire la suiteBy 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.