MDaemon Webmail includes a variety of productivity tools to make common tasks easier for users. In our latest video, we discuss the following top 8 tools:
Receiving Strange Emails from Yourself? Here’s What You Need to Know
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Anti-Spoofing, Email Spoofing, Email Security Best Practices, Email Best Practices
It’s alarming to discover that someone is sending emails that appear to come from your email address—especially if you didn’t send them. This situation can make you wonder if your email has been hacked. However, not all suspicious activity means you’ve been compromised. In many cases, your email address may simply be spoofed, not hacked.
Email Admin Tips: How to Protect MDaemon Users from Phishing
By Brad Wyro posted in Email How To, Email Security, Phishing
Phishing continues to be a popular tactic for cybercriminals to infiltrate businesses in an effort to spread ransomware and steal sensitive data. And while the threat landscape continues to evolve, steps can be taken to help mitigate the threat of phishing attacks.
Want to become an MDaemon guru? Watch our technical training webinar!
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, MDaemon Email Server, Training
Are you an MDaemon administrator needing some help understanding certain features? Looking for email troubleshooting tips & tricks? Well look no further than our MDaemon Technical Training webinar!
Introducing MDaemon 25 - with QR Code Detection, Webmail Improvements, and More!
By Brad Wyro posted in MDaemon Email Server, Product Updates
MDaemon 25 has been released with the following new features and enhancements.
Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 & 2019 Support Ending Soon: Now is the Perfect Time to Switch to MDaemon Email Server!
By Brad Wyro posted in MDaemon Email Server, Microsoft 365 Exchange Alternative
With Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 reaching end of life in 2025, businesses need to act swiftly to find a reliable and cost-effective alternative. MDaemon Email Server offers an affordable, trusted solution with strong security, easy administration and lower operational costs.
Protect Against Hackers with Two-factor Authentication for MDaemon Webmail
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Email Security Best Practices, Two-Factor Authentication, MDaemon Webmail, Passwords
By now you may have heard countless stories of businesses suffering data breaches because a bad actor was able to guess a user's email password. And while I certainly recommend using strong passwords, it's more important than ever that businesses bolster their email security by requiring users to use two-factor authentication. This is especially true as even some of the strongest passwords have been exposed in hacking incidents and published on the dark web.
2024 Year in Review: Email Security Trends, New Feature Updates and More
By Brad Wyro posted in Product Updates, Update, Email Security Trends
2024 has been a year marked by significant advancements in the tactics of cybercriminals and the defenses of cybersecurity professionals.
Major MailStore database updates coming soon
By Brad Wyro posted in MailStore Archive Server, Email Archiving
MailStore has recently announced that beginning with the release of MailStore 25.1 on January 15, 2025, databases running the Firebird 3 or Firebird 2 database management systems will no longer be supported. This affects both the master database, which contains the configuration data, and the internal archive stores for email data. This means that MailStore users must update their databases to Firebird 4 to be able to use MailStore version 25.1 in January.
Easily transfer Microsoft Outlook contacts to MDaemon Webmail
By Brad Wyro posted in MDaemon Email Server, Tutorial, MDaemon Webmail
MDaemon Webmail makes it easy to transfer your address book from Microsoft Outlook and other email clients. Simply export your contacts into a CSV file, then log into MDaemon Webmail and navigate to the folder list via the Settings/Options menu. From here, you can import your CSV file and populate your contacts lists without having to re-enter them manually.