Email security requirements are increasing and becoming increasingly complex. Companies not only have to implement DMARC, but also ensure that their configuration is correct and secure at all times. This is exactly where 25Reports comes in, and with the latest update, the platform is now even more powerful: alerts, access management, and reseller settings bring significant improvements for IT teams and resellers.
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.
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.
Gain an overview of all NoSpamProxy modules with our webcasts. In this session, we will present practical examples of solutions and you will have the opportunity to ask specific questions. The webcast participation is part of the partner certification for new partners. But even if you have been a partner for some time, we recommend that you attend at least once a year to keep up to date.
E-invoicing will be mandatory from January 1, 2025. Affected companies must then be able to receive and process electronic invoices in accordance with the new requirements. Read our blog article to find out whether you are affected and why you are optimally prepared with NoSpamProxy.
NoSpamProxy’s YouTube channel offers customers a wide range of informative and helpful videos that explain numerous aspects of use in detail and in various video formats. With NoSpamProxy Shorties, a new format has now been added.
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.
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