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Choose a Cloud-Native Platform for Professional Email

What Is a Cloud-Native Platform for Professional Email? A cloud-native platform for professional email fully harnesses the strengths of cloud computing—automation, orchestration and declarative APIs—whether you run it on a third-party provider’s hardware or in your own private data centre....

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Cloud Storage: When to Choose an European Provider

Online data management often relies on cloud storage services offered by large non-European companies such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or Amazon S3. These services provide space to store files, documents, and backups online, but they don't always comply with...

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Imports and Migrations: Plan Them on Your Own

What Email Migration Means Email migration lets you move mailbox data from one system to another, keeping all messages and folder structures intact without noticeable interruptions.In short, it transfers your entire communication history to a new environment—preserving security and operational...

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Security

Compromised Email: What to Do When It’s Too Late

Has your corporate mailbox started sending spam? Did you notice emails moving to odd folders without your action? Or worse, did someone report that you sent messages with suspicious attachments?If you experienced something like this, your email account may be...

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Solutions

Credential Theft: Recognize and Block Abuse

Theft of credentials ranks among the fastest and most underestimated threats that can disable your corporate email. When attackers steal credentials, they turn the account into a perfect channel for spam, phishing, and data loss, with direct impact on your...

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NIS 2: New Deadline July 31

The National Cybersecurity Agency extends the deadline for submitting NIS information. Here’s why. Extension to July 31: The National Cybersecurity Agency reports that so far about half of the obliged entities have partially entered the required NIS 2 **information, while...

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