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HIPAA Compliant Fax: How To Avoid Sensitive Patient Data Being Unprotected On The Web
Read moreA US-based provider of health services was recently discovered to have had a fax server and accompanying Elasticsearch database connected to the web – without a password.
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Paying online set to become more complicated this fall
Read moreIn the middle of September a new EU directive is set to come into force, which makes multiple or two-fold authentication compulsory for online retail payments. In real terms, this means that for credit card payments the card number, expiry date and security code will no longer suffice. The retailer will also need to carry…
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Send large email volumes right from your SAP
Read moreThe infrastructure for our SMTP delivery platform Retarus Transactional Email is now running in Germany, Singapore and the USA.
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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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Collegate Retarus Transactional Email con Salesforce
Read moreDall’ultima release invernale di Salesforce è ora possibile utilizzare anche Retarus Transactional Email per l’invio di e-mail.
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Push notifications now also in conjunction with SMTP adapter
Read moreRetarus Transactional Email is now additionally able to provide senders with the status of transmitted messages via push notification (WebHook) when an SMTP adapter is employed.
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Lexmark and Retarus enable risk-free faxing with MFPs
Read moreCERT-Bund, the Computer Emergency Response Team for German federal authorities and agencies, has put out an alert, warning users of two security vulnerabilities in an assortment of Lexmark’s multi-functional printer devices.
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We have just received our first US patent
Read moreThe United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently granted us our first US patent – and of course we’re mighty proud of the achievement!
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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.