September 9, 2019
Users are hit with an announcement of yet another Exim vulnerability. This is the second major occurrence that put the spotlight on Exim in less than three months.
June 7, 2019
Security researchers from Qualys discovered and reported a critical remote command execution (RCE) security flaw that directly affects Exim, a mail transfer agent (MTA) that relays emails from senders to recipients.
April 1, 2019
On this special day, April the 1st, I want to talk about the latest “news”. In the past couple of days, media got flooded with articles like “Email addresses of almost a BILLION people are leaked in one of the biggest data breaches ever”. Although data…
February 20, 2019
There are plenty of problems we face in our daily lives, but some of them are more obvious than others. One problem you might not even be aware of is your email – and the threat it poses to your organization's cybersecurity. In particular, the threat of…
February 6, 2019
Compliance is without a shadow of a doubt a cornerstone of every modern business model. So many enterprises are falling short in their aspirations to “touch the sky” after failing to play by the government-established rules.
February 4, 2019
Games that have too many rules usually don’t stick with people, but the business game is an exception. One could say that it has a pile of regulations and absolutely no mercy – and would be right.
January 30, 2019
As email continues to be the most common vector of all social cyber-attacks (96%), phishing has become increasingly common. According to a recent Verizon report, phishing and pretexting actually represent 98% of social incidents and 93% of breaches.
January 24, 2019
How often do you follow the wise advice from the “Measure Twice, Cut Once” proverb? And this one: “Trust, but Verify”? After the incident that happened to me, I could say I did become wiser.
January 22, 2019
I recently wrote a message, attached an annual financial report to it and clicked Send. One second later, a genius idea crossed my mind – to check the report for orthographic mistakes. All I could think afterward was: “What was I thinking when I clicked…
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