NoSpamProxy roadshows always offer our customers and partners a great opportunity to interact directly with the NoSpamProxy team. They are also the ideal place to find out about new developments relating to NoSpamProxy solutions, exchange best practices and establish valuable contacts.
Email security is crucial for protecting personal and business information. Cyberattacks are commonplace and continue to cause major financial damage and data loss, and email remains the main entry point for attacks. So how can companies protect themselves? Here are 10 tips for maximum email security.
A vulnerability at Microsoft currently makes it possible to spoof Microsoft email addresses and thus launch credible phishing attacks on Microsoft customers. Find out how you can protect yourself in our blog.
The discussions surrounding the possible introduction of a “digital euro” are currently being used as an attack vector for phishing campaigns. Among others, fake websites of the KfW development bank, the European Central Bank, the non-profit consumer organization Stiftung Warentest and the business magazine Capital are being used.
Opening menus, paying parking fees, gaining entry to events, calling up information or logging into a WLAN, all this is possible with the help of QR codes. QR codes are practical, but can also be misused for criminal purposes: So-called “quishing” is now a widespread method used by fraudsters to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details. We explain how quishing works and how you can protect yourself in our blog post.
NoSpamProxy customers can now also use Sectigo certificates in the automated certificate management. This is particularly interesting for users of the German Research Network (DFN).
Both Barracuda and Sophos are approaching the end-of-life of their on-premises email security solutions. Our exclusive Competitive Upgrade PLUS sales promotion is aimed specifically at partners who support customers with Barracuda or Sophos email solutions. This is the perfect time to offer customers a future-proof alternative.
NoSpamProxy uses Bouncy Castle as an additional library for some operations. Bouncy Castle version 1.8.9 is used in the current NoSpamProxy version 15.1.940. Three new vulnerabilities have been published for Bouncy Castle. NoSpamProxy is not affected by any of these CVE.
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