Email encryption – your ally against ransomware attacks
Ransomware attacks are one of the biggest threats to companies in the current cybersecurity landscape. Not only can they lead to loss of productivity and…
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Why email encryption is vital for lawyers
Cybersecurity is now critical for operators in every sector. Protecting IP and confidential email communications is of the highest priority, regardless of a firm’s area…
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Avoid data spillage with end-to-end email encryption
As IT professionals, we all know how important it is to protect sensitive data when it’s being transmitted through emails. After all, emails often contain…
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Email passwords: 4 essential tips for keeping your accounts secure
Email passwords represent the key to accessing the contents of an email. This means that if an attacker manages to guess or crack them, they…
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Defending Against MITM Attacks: The Role of Email Encryption in Company Security
Man-in-the-middle attacks (Often abbreviated to MITM attacks) involve a threat operator intercepting email communication between two different parties with a variety of malicious aims in…
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Email encryption: how does it prevent an intended data breach?
Some data breaches are accidental and can be avoided. Emails containing personal information that get deleted erroneously and messages with sensitive data sent to incorrect…
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Encrypted emails: how long do they truly last?
Email encryption offers enterprises an effective method of protecting communication that includes a wide range of sensitive content. For example, it can protect emails containing…
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What is email encryption and how does it work?
Email remains one of the most common methods for enterprises to communicate both internally and externally with partners, suppliers, and customers. Figures show that as…
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How do GDPR and email encryption go hand in hand?
While email encryption is not technically a legal requirement for enterprises under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), it can help them remain compliant with…
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How can email encryption protect firms from APT attacks?
An advanced persistent threat (APT) is a sustained and sophisticated cyberattack where a malicious actor sets up an undetected presence within a network, with the…