Yes, it's possible to do a Microsoft Exchange Server deployment that is secure enough for all but the most sensitive information. Here's how to do it. With all the news about information leaks, ...

Recent research from Verizon shows that 96% of social engineering attacks are done through email, and for that reason alone, you might want to consider adding extra security. Let’s discuss the ...

Learn why encryption keys matter more than encryption itself when choosing the best secure email—covering key ownership, access control, privacy risks, and true end-to-end security.

In the wake of the Lavabit’s demise and increased interest in secure mail services, Switzerland-based ProtonMail is looking to zap a little life into the old PGP mail server market. Currently ...

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Email remains a vital communication tool for both personal and business domains. Having your own mail server not only gives you control but also enhances the security and privacy of your ...

Even seasoned antivirus experts hadn’t seen anything like the Sobig-F e-mail worm: Within hours of its release on Aug. 19, it created a million copies of itself and was spreading worldwide, shattering ...

Arguably, a centralized security system offers the ideal solution for combating e-mail-based threats. Appliances offer the least path of resistance when it comes to centralizing e-mail security.

In the past, many SMBs were content to let their Internet Service Providers (ISPs) handle e-mail services. But now they're interested in running mail servers onsite, due to the widespread adoption of ...

Lavabit, the privacy-centric email provider Edward Snowden reportedly used, is set to make a comeback. Ladar Levison made headlines two years ago when he unexpectedly shut down the encrypted email ...

E-mail is one of the most widely used forms of communication today. Estimates from May 2009 suggest that around 250 billion–with a “B”–e-mails are sent every day. That equates to more than 2.8 million ...