Email Security
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Retarus in the Singapore Business Review
Continua a leggereThe website “Singapore Business Review” has published a commentary by Oliver Prevrhal, General Manager, Retarus Asia, about e-mail as a double-edged sword.
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We now also deliver events for your SIEM
Continua a leggereIf you are running a SIEM tool, then you will now be able to use it to subscribe to forensic data from Retarus E-Mail Security with immediate effect.
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Beware of fake job applications containing ransomware
Continua a leggereFake job application emails are currently doing the rounds in Germany, which infect windows PCs with ransomware, encrypt files and try to blackmail users into paying ransom.
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Take a look at what’s coming in
Continua a leggereWith the new external sender visibility enhancements (ESVE) offered by Retarus E-Mail Security, some attempts at unauthorized assumption of authority via email can be stopped in their tracks at the very outset.
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Office 365 under heavy fire
Continua a leggereAccording to information made available by specialist insurers Beazley, workplace inboxes are increasingly coming under attack. This has particularly affected companies using Office 365.
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Huge Health Data Heist in Singapore
Continua a leggereThe personal data of roughly 1.5 million patients has recently been stolen from healthcare services provider SingHealth, and around 160,000 of those impacted also had details of their outpatient prescriptions pinched.
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Hidden costs make data breaches really costly
Continua a leggereIn 2018, IBM and the Ponemon Institute have once again been investigating how costly data breaches can become for companies – and now, for the first time, they have also taken “mega breaches” into consideration.
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Our Graymail Filter Keeps the Inbox Slim
Continua a leggereMany mails in our mailboxes come from the grey area between desired and consciously subscribed contents and unwanted spam. Our Graymail filter reliably fishes them out.
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Digital crooks make off with more than 150 million Euros using CxO fraud
Continua a leggereThe “fake president” scam alone has enabled fraudsters to plunder more than 150 million Euros from German companies over the past two years.