How secure is your software? With a software bill of materials (SBOM), companies can keep track of the components used and detect security vulnerabilities at an early stage. Read our article to find out why SBOMs are indispensable for IT security and how NoSpamProxy version 15.2 strengthens transparency and trust.
The RBL operator Spamhaus has been operating so-called catch addresses for some time. The use of these addresses is legitimate, but can lead to reputable domains being added to a blocklist. This blog article explains the adjustments we recommend to NoSpamProxy customers.
Hospital group meets the ever-increasing challenges in email security with the BSI-certified solution from Net at Work. This enables it to fulfil its highest security requirements and significantly reduce the burden on IT.
The spam folder is intended to protect users and companies from threats that are difficult to recognise. However, the email quarantine actually harbours numerous risks.
The product offers a data-based improvement in email delivery rates, secures your own sender reputation and relieves the burden of maintaining SPF, DKIM and DMARC records. The stand-alone solution can be used independently of other NoSpamProxy functions.
The VBSpam test for the third quarter of 2024 has earned NoSpamProxy another VBSpam+ award. The email security suite ‘Made in Germany’ achieved a detection rate of more than 99.96% in the latest test.
Version 15.2 of NoSpamProxy Server continues to provide optimum spam protection and email security. With the new version, your electronic communication remains secure.
With social engineering removing any doubt about the authenticity of an email and phishing becoming scalable thanks to artificial intelligence, it is high time to sensitise employees to the dangers. In our blog article, we explain how you can sensitise your employees to phishing emails with security awareness training.
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