During this week’s Microsoft 365 outage, one airline warned that passengers using Microsoft email accounts might miss flight updates even though its flights were operating normally. At the same time, police forces in the UK asked people to phone in time-sensitive reports because some online forms weren’t getting through. The airline needed to reach its […]
27 African languages are coming to Zimbra
In December, Zimbra 10.1.22 adds 27 African languages to the Modern UI. Customers who upgrade to 10.1.22 will be able to offer their people the Modern UI in the language they actually use. Interested in Zimbra 10.1.22? Register your interest now, and we will keep you updated at the time of the release. The 27 […]
Stop counting CVEs. Start measuring exposure.
Every email platform has vulnerabilities. Open source, open core, proprietary: none are exempt, and none ever will be. So asking how many CVEs a platform has tells you remarkably little about how secure your environment actually is. The more useful question is what happens after a vulnerability is found. How quickly does the vendor assess […]
End of support: when an IT milestone becomes a business risk
Most organizations know the end-of-support date for their email platform. Far fewer treat it as the day their risk changes. The date sits in a lifecycle spreadsheet, gets handed to the infrastructure team, and becomes a question of extension contracts and upgrade windows. That made sense when email was a utility running in the background. […]
What’s New in Zimbra 10.1.21 (Daffodil)
UPGRADE NOW For over two decades, Zimbra has powered mission-critical communications for organizations across the globe — 200 million+ mailboxes, 6,000+ deployments, 140+ countries, and a worldwide network of dedicated partners. That scale is built on platform stability. But at Zimbra, stability has never meant standing still; and every release proves it. Zimbra Collaboration Suite […]
When email becomes a sovereignty decision
For most of the last decade, enterprise procurement has run on autopilot. A requirement comes up, a shortlist forms, and one of a handful of familiar names, often Microsoft, usually wins by default. Familiarity and perceived low risk have done a lot of the deciding. That’s starting to change. In a recent piece for IT Europa, Zimbra CRO […]
