Since the introduction of DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance) in 2015, the protocol has established itself as an integral part of email security. However, with the increasing complexity of email infrastructures and ever new requirements for interoperability and clarity, it was time for an update. This update is called DMARCbis and brings with it some significant changes.
Outstanding products are being created in Germany and Europe that can form the basis for the increasingly important digital sovereignty, like the NoSpamProxy email security gateway. NoSpamProxy is being developed and marketed by Net at Work, an independent, owner-managed medium-sized company from Paderborn. Here, a highly motivated team with in-depth expertise and genuine passion works together towards one goal: to protect people from threats to their digital working environment and enable them to communicate securely and effortlessly.
NoSpamProxy support will only be available to a limited extent on Friday, May 16, 2025.
Update: The guidelines mentioned in this blog article will also apply to outlook.com users from May 5, 2025. This includes the services live.com and hotmail.com. Further information can be found at Microsoft.
Managed service providers can easily provide secure, legally compliant email solutions. Audit-proof journaling of incoming emails, checked for spam and malware, fulfils all legal retention requirements.
The mandatory introduction of the AES-128 GCM encryption standard in EDI@Energy will take effect on October 1, 2025. The transition was originally planned for April 1, 2025. We explain what you need to do now.
For two decades, we at NoSpamProxy have been doing everything we can to make email communication more secure and efficient. Based in Germany, we have made a name for ourselves as a manufacturer of email security solutions in the DACH region and can now easily hold our own against global providers. Now is the right time to take our unique approach internationally and open up new markets.
On March 15, 2025, the licence for the Core Antispam Engine expired for some customers. In some cases, this resulted in temporary rejections of emails.
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