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Phishing: DMARC to the Rescue

Posted on May 10, 2013 by Gregory Shapiro

Here is something you need to know. DMARC, or Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance, is a new standard for email authentication. You will appreciate it for two reasons: it will protect your email and it will protect your brand. … Continue reading →

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Cloud-Email and the Risk of Data Exposure

Posted on April 18, 2013 by Barry Shurtz

Of the concerns people have about cloud security today, data control and data loss rank high—just second behind BYOD according to Infonetic’s April 2013 report. No wonder the market for cloud-based security services is growing at 69%. Data control and … Continue reading →

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Sendmail Announces New Solutions for Smooth, Secure Migration to Cloud-Based Email

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Barry Shurtz

Today we officially announced the email management products and services we created specifically to help enterprises address the security, compliance, IT and other risks that come with both moving email to the cloud and keeping email in the cloud. While … Continue reading →

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Making Email Work Better

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Barry Shurtz

In a previous post, I shared some thoughts on how users can help overcome email overload by adopting better habits on both the sending and receiving ends. But a big part of taming the beast is making it happen before … Continue reading →

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Another Record Fiscal Year for Sendmail

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Glen D. Vondrick

In case you missed it, we recently announced four consecutive quarters of profitability for another record fiscal year. How did we do it? What did it take? Just hard work, smart people, and solid products meeting real needs. We experienced … Continue reading →

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Government Leading Innovation in the Cloud

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Barry Shurtz

Who said government is stodgy and wasteful? When it comes to cloud computing, government’s on the forefront—particularly when it comes to cloud-based email. The US Army, EPA, GSA, Interior, Labor, the USDA…They are all among the government organizations moving email … Continue reading →

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2013: Year of the Hybrid Cloud?

Posted on January 22, 2013 by Barry Shurtz

Last month, Network World predicted 2013 would be the year of the hybrid cloud. I think they’re right on. We talked about the hybrid cloud at last year’s Sendmail EMEA User Symposium, and at our User Summit in Washington DC, … Continue reading →

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Sendmail and Mimecast Join Forces

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Barry Shurtz

This morning Sendmail announced a new strategic partnership with Mimecast that we think our customers will be really excited about as they consider different options for moving certain email functions to the cloud. After discussions with many of our customers … Continue reading →

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Recap of Sendmail’s Annual Messaging Infrastructure Summit

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Barry Shurtz

To all Sendmail customers who could not attend this year–we’re sorry that you missed this year’s annual International Messaging Infrastructure Summit held in Washington DC on election week.  You missed out on some excellent discussions ranging from cloud email to … Continue reading →

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We’ve been warning you about it. And now ReadWriteWeb wrote about it.

Posted on August 16, 2012 by Barry Shurtz

In a post entitled, “Automated Emails: Are You Launching a Denial of Service Attack on Your Own Company,” tech reporter Brian Proffitt addresses the issue organizations are beginning to encounter as they attempt to migrate email to the cloud without … Continue reading →

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