Phishing is one of the biggest and fastest growing cyber threats in the world. According to reports from cyber security companies, phishing is still the most common method used by cyber criminals to obtain sensitive data or money. We show you ten features that you can use to spot phishing mails.
A spelling mistake when typing a URL can quickly make you a victim of a phishing attack. The criminal technique behind this is called typosquatting. Read our blog article to find out exactly what typosquatting is and how you can protect yourself.
The threat from infostealers is growing: an increase of more than 650% illustrates the explosive nature of the current situation. Find out which types of malware are most prevalent and how you can protect yourself in our blog article.
The latest update further increases stability and also extends the range of functions of NoSpamProxy Cloud.
Once again, NoSpamProxy delivered a convincing performance in the VBSpam test for the second quarter of 2024. The email security suite ‘Made in Germany’ achieved a detection rate of more than 99.95% and was awarded the VBSpam+ Award.
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.
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