It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone working in information technology that cyber criminals still prefer email as their primary attack vector. Spam continues to
These days, cybercrime is big business, with U.S. companies losing nearly $40 billion a year to email-based schemes and theft. That figure is only expected to grow,
When you buy a car, the manufacturer doesn’t build features such as the navigation system or the audio system. They leave that to companies that
Death rates were going down, and life spans were increasing, decades before antibiotics were invented. Doctors may not have been doing a much better job,
In its latest version of Exchange, Microsoft has really tried to up the ante on safety and security. However, in the real world, spam, viruses
If it seems like the amount of spam coming into your company increases exponentially each year, you’re not alone. The volume of spam and malware
With nearly 400 million victims of cybercrime coming forward every year, it’s no wonder that there are so many different email security filters on the market today.
Intel Security has announced that it is decommissioning its McAfee SaaS Email Protection and Archiving products. The move means end of life for email archiving,
When the low bid gets the contract, things can turn out other than planned—such as when a Chinese chip being used in US military devices
Stay ahead with the latest news and industry trends in email security. Here’s a round up of recent headlines in the IT industry to help