Innovative 32Guards technology from the email security suite ‘Made in Germany’ once again proves its worth. Reliable detection rates for spam, phishing and malware as well as zero false positives are the key to excellent test results.
On December 18, 2023, Timo Longin from the SEC Consult Group in Vienna published an article in which he reports on a new threat in the field of email security that challenges traditional security measures: SMTP Smuggling. Let’s take a closer look at the dangers of SMTP smuggling to find out what level of protection NoSpamProxy offers.
Apparently, the IP addresses of many systems that Microsoft uses to send emails from M365 are currently on a real-time blocklist. NoSpamProxy initially rejects the processing of emails in these cases. Read this blog article to find out what you can do now.
The leading independent auditing and tax consultancy firm in Ostwestfalen-Lippe offers all clients secure and simple encryption of joint email communication with NoSpamProxy Cloud.
In a pilot project with the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and the recognized testing laboratory secuvera, NoSpamProxy Server was the first software product and also an email security product to be tested and certified according to the BSZ procedure. The BSZ is based on intensive testing with real attack scenarios and penetration tests, in which the product is always considered in typical and real application scenarios.
The update of NoSpamProxy Cloud on November 14, 2023 brought numerous changes, such as the 32Guards Sandbox, URL Tracking and a new provider for managed certificates. The latter requires intervention from customers who use managed certificates.
The independent cybersecurity consulting company, Bosch CyberCompare, supports customers in identifying and selecting appropriate security measures and suitable providers. NoSpamProxy is now part of the portfolio as the leading solution for email security.
At the end of August 2023, the FBI proudly announced the dismantling of the Qakbot infrastructure. However, the masterminds behind Qakbot are still active and distributing malware, including the Ransomware Ransom Knight (Cyclops) and the backdoor Remcos. Read our blog article to learn about the threats posed by Qakbot and its successors and how you can protect yourself.
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