Identity theft, fraudulent use of your credit card, ransomware… cybercrime is always evolving. There are some simple things you can do to protect your email data and accounts. How can you protect yourself from the most common and real threats like: Identity and credit card information theft Theft of proprietary data Precise phishing attacks Ransomware […]
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Introducing Zimbra Desktop Modern (partner exclusive)
Did you know Zimbra has its own Desktop email client called Zimbra Desktop? With Zimbra Desktop you can take your email, contacts and calendar on the road and work online and offline from your Windows laptop or Macbook. Setting up Zimbra Desktop is easy, just download the installer, connect to your server and log-in to […]
Zimbra Email Security webinar
In this webinar we will take a higher level view on email security, why it is important and look at some of the tools and features that Zimbra has to offer to make your customer or your own environment secure. Email security is important because email contains sensitive information, is used by everyone in the […]
Zimbra S/MIME encryption whitepaper
Email messages and attachments can be intercepted as they are sent over the Internet. Many email providers support secure connections for incoming and outgoing email. However, the email protocol has a flaw: it falls-back to unsecure connections if an error happens. Zimbra supports S/MIME a standard for encryption and signing email. By using S/MIME encryption […]
Zimbra Security and PCI DSS
Emails are accessible to most people anywhere and anytime. However, when it comes to handling sensitive data like credit card information, you need to rethink your messaging options. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is an information security framework intended to help merchants and service providers protect credit and debit card transactions […]
Are you using zen.spamhaus.org or dbl.spamhaus.org for fighting spam? Pay attention!
Spamhaus is making some changes in their policy enforcement, from their website: Are you currently using the Spamhaus Project’s DNS Blocklists (DNSBLs)? Do you access them via the Public Mirrors, for example, query “sbl.spamhaus.org” or “zen.spamhaus.org”? Do you use Cloudflare’s DNS? If you’ve answered “yes” to all three of those questions, you need to make […]