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2FA: A Simple Step, a Huge Impact on Your Business Security

Contributed by Yasuko Komiyama, Zimbra Senior Sales Engineer Co-edited by: Karyn Tan, Senior Manager in Marketing Imagine a world where every piece of your business’s sensitive data was as public as a viral social media video. A world where hackers could easily access and exploit information meant to be confidential. That is the reality without […]

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Power Tip Tuesday – Create a Zimbra email distribution list/alias!

Why type out each email address when you can just type one name? Zimbra’s autocomplete feature is great when you are addressing emails or creating appointments – as you type, addresses pop up for you. But … it is also very useful to have your own email list (a.k.a distribution list/DL or alias). In Zimbra, […]

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Power Tip Tuesday – Switch btwn Conversation & Message Views

Like all your emails grouped by email thread? Or do you prefer to see each individual email by itself? Zimbra automatically groups all your emails in “conversation” view. Here’s what conversation view is … and how to change your view if you like! A quick summary of conversation view: All email with the same subject […]

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Power Tip Tuesday – Zimbra (2FA) Two-Factor Authentication

Has your email ever been hacked? Set up two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra layer of security for your Zimbra account. With 2FA enabled, to log into your Zimbra account, you need your password and a code generated on your smartphone. Enabling 2FA is easy, but there are a few steps. You will need access […]

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