Email Security
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France now also gets to take a break
Continua a leggereAs of January 1, 2017, a new law has been enacted in France allowing employees to be offline outside of their working times.
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Companies more willing to give in to ransom demands
Continua a leggere70 of all companies previously held to ransom by perpetrators of a ransomware attack ended up paying the ransom demanded in order to regain access to their data.
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Graymail … or the tricky gray zone between newsletter and spam
Continua a leggereRetarus 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
Continua a leggereMany IT security executives highly overrate their abilities – exposing their employers to additional risk.
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Introducing Patient Zero Detection®
Continua a leggereWe 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.
Continua a leggereThe 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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The Bad Guys Just Keep Getting Better
Continua a leggereLast 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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Constant availability raising employee stress levels
Continua a leggereThe 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
Continua a leggereMarket 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.