The history of phishing reveals that the first phishing email originated sometime around the year 1995. Though, then the attacks were not so exceptional but still did the trick. Phishing attacks are often initiated through email communication. The phishing mail includes generic greetings as well as target’s name, phone number and other details to make […]
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Email is the single most effective and commonplace way of reaching someone in the business world today. Even as other methods of digital communication have come and gone over its 40-year history, email remains the backbone of business communications with 3.7 billion users worldwide collectively sending 269 billion messages every day. But email’s ubiquity and
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The really unfortunate situation faced by organizations today is that legacy email security solutions are being outpaced by a rapidly-changing threat landscape and a steep rise in targeted attacks. Email security isn’t foolproof either. And the solutions that organizations have deployed are no longer keeping up with the sophistication of attackers. The Not-So-Sincere Bakery Order
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Mail ResQ is a brand started Operations in 2014 and providing Messaging, Security and Collaboration services –The Email Consultancy. Mail ResQ is a Messaging consultant for Corporate E-Mail Solutions, E-Mail Security and E-Mail Archiving requirements. We associate with various Email Service Providers like Microsoft Office 365, G-Suite, Zimbra, Rediff, IceWarp, IBM Verge, Mdaemon, netCORE, Postmaster & Mithi Skyconnect to create and deliver cost effective Corporate Mailing Messaging Solutions.
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SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. This protocol is used on the internet over TCP/IP stack, as a standard to transfer e-mail messages from once server to the other server. The default connecting port for this is port number 25. Mail messages are transferred using this protocol. For example, if you send a mail
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The email protocol is the process by which an email desktop/mobile client accesses the information (From and To) contained in an email account (your email address). Each of these protocols which are governed by universal standards (at the core level) have a specific set of capabilities in terms of how data is handled at the
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For many organizations, email’s role is business- or mission-critical, but spiraling costs caused by email requirements are leading these organizations to re-evaluate their architectures. A variety of external business and technical pressures are triggering a ripple effect in the costs associated with email backup, archiving, eDiscovery, security, high availability, and disaster recovery (DR) capabilities.
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G Suite (formerly Google Apps for Work and Google Apps for Your Domain) is a brand of cloud computing, productivity and collaboration tools, software and products developed by Google, launched on August 28, 2006.[1] G Suite comprises Gmail, Hangouts, Calendar, and Google+ for communication; Drive for storage; Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and Sites for collaboration;
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Google plans to add an array of new features to its G Suite of cloud-based work applications in 2017. At the Google Cloud Next event in London this week, the firm revealed the biggest changes in the pipeline and when they’ll arrive. Improvements are planned across G Suite—including Gmail, Docs, Drive, Sheets and more—and range
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In the fall of 2016, Google rebranded its decade-old “Google Apps for Work” as “G Suite.” While the name is a bit more simplified and more streamlined, the heart of what it does is pretty much the same: offers cloud computing tools for businesses of all sizes. The biggest difference, other than the name, is that Google
