Whaling is a form of phishing that targets the “big fish” in a company, i.e., CEOs and other executives who have power, money, information, and influence. In our blog article, you can find out what whaling is, how it works, and how you can protect yourself and your company from whaling.
Digitization has also led to fundamental changes in the legal and administrative sectors. One of the most important developments was the introduction of the Electronic Court and Administration Mailbox (EGVP), which enabled the secure exchange of documents between citizens, companies, lawyers, authorities, and courts. The EGVP has since been replaced by specialized electronic mailboxes such as beA, beN, beBPo, beSt, and eBO—each with a clearly defined scope of application. The following overview shows the development from the original EGVP to today’s solutions and explains how they work in practice.
The used car trade is booming like never before—especially online. The multitude of platforms and digital marketplaces makes business easier, but also attracts criminals. Prospective buyers are always potential targets for fraudsters who use increasingly sophisticated scams to try to obtain money or sensitive data. One particularly dangerous scam is phishing with fake car catalogs. Victims receive seemingly professional offers in the mail, but these are actually the work of organized cybercriminals.
The term VS-NfD is often used in connection with the secure handling of sensitive information in government agencies and companies. In our blog article, you will learn what VS-NfD is, why knowledge of it can be essential for your IT security, and how NoSpamProxy can also protect your organization.
The new tool offers easy-to-understand support for correct DMARC configuration as well as intelligent monitoring and alerting for suspicious activities. This allows brand abuse, spoofing, and delivery problems to be effectively countered.
NoSpamProxy has been recognized for its commitment to greater security in email communication. The solution has been awarded gold status in the Hall of Fame by the BSI, the eco Association of the Internet Industry, and the digital association Bitkom.
Email remains the number one gateway for cyberattacks. Whether phishing, malware, or targeted manipulation—the threats are constantly evolving. This makes it all the more important for companies to regularly review their email security. Email penetration tests are an effective way to do this. They simulate real attack scenarios and uncover vulnerabilities. This gives organizations a clear assessment of how resilient their communications infrastructure really is – and where urgent improvements are needed.
Cybercriminals are using increasingly sophisticated methods to attack companies and individuals via email. They often cleverly disguise their threats in seemingly harmless attachments or links. Conventional virus scanners are increasingly reaching their limits, as new, unknown malware can slip past them. This is where the concept of sandboxing comes in. Suspicious email content is executed in an isolated, virtual test environment so that even unknown attacks can be detected and repelled before they cause damage. In this blog article, you will learn how sandboxing works as an integral part of modern email security strategies, why it is indispensable in times of zero-day threats, and how the 32Guards Sandbox can provide you with lasting protection.
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