Goodbye Passwords: Changing the Way We Log In
Decades ago, just having an alphanumeric password with a reasonable length was adequate. Now, you can’t use the same password […]
Top 6 Tips for Mac OS X Users to Improve Security and Privacy
Gone are the days that Mac users could avoid malware just by having a Mac. As Mac becomes a popular
Why Upgrading to Exchange 2016 Will Be Easier Than Previous Versions
System administrators are always worried about upgrades to major, critical systems. The email server is one such system, and Microsoft
FAQs: Preparing for Your Exchange 2016 Public Folders Migration
Public folders in Exchange 2016 aren’t too much different than the previous 2013 version. Public folders give your users the
Exchange Spam Filters Not Working? Here’s Help
Microsoft’s Outlook Exchange Online and Exchange Online Protection offer some pretty standard features to help you keep spam from hitting
A Complete Guide To modus Spam Updates
From time to time, this question comes up from customers and partners alike. What’s the process behind our update procedure
What No One Tells You About Country-Based DNSBL Blocking
Back in 2009, I wrote an article about country-based DNSBL blocking. You can find the original article here:https://www.vircom.com/security/country-based-blocking/ Thankfully, the
50 shades of Graymail
Graymail is basically bulk Email that may have been requested at one point via an opt in but over time,
Why You Should Keep Spam Filters Outside Your Network
If you’re running an exchange server (or any other type of mail server) on-premise, you should consider putting your spam
On-Premise Versus Cloud-Based Spam Filtering: Which is Really Better?
In September of 2012, Microsoft announced that they were discontinuing Forefront Protection for Exchange in favor of a cloud based
