MDaemon 26.5 adds support for load balancers, a faster way for IMAP clients to move messages, and a refreshed Webmail theme. It also brings improvements to the ticketing system and Webmail security settings, plus the ability to brand the sign-in pages for Remote Administration and Webmail. Here is a closer look at what’s new.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means it’s a good time for IT administrators and MSPs to review their email defenses. Email is still one of the most common ways attackers get into an organization. As we noted in our MSP post below, the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center logged more than $20.8 billion in reported losses in 2025, and business email compromise alone accounted for roughly $3 billion of that total.
Relying on users to configure their own mail clients can often lead to unexpected issues. A user enters the wrong port, picks STARTTLS where SSL was expected, or misspells the server name, and the result is often a help desk ticket.
Calendars are one of the features users notice most when they stop working, and one of the more common support requests from an administrator’s point of view. Where is the data stored? Which clients can connect? What do you need to back up so a restore brings calendars back intact?
Most email compromises don’t have to rely on sophisticated exploits; they often start with basic configuration gaps such as a missing SPF record, disabled screening rules, or misconfigured settings.
MDaemon includes a built-in Web Conferencing Server (added in version 25.5.0), allowing users to start audio, video, screen sharing, and chat sessions directly from MDaemon Webmail. Because the entire system runs on your own server, no conference data passes through a third-party cloud service unless you specifically choose to add one.
If you've added an email address to your DMARC record (in the RUA tag), you should now be receiving DMARC aggregate reports from every major mailbox provider that sees mail claiming to be from your domain (click here for a refresher on this topic). In this post, I’ll explain what's actually in those reports and how to use them to improve your domain's authentication.
Now that SecurityGateway 12.5 is out, we've updated our SecurityGateway overview video, showcasing its strong protection against inbound and outbound threats, plus archiving and compliance features to meet evolving data privacy and retention regulations.
SecurityGateway 12.5 is here, and it brings a refreshed web interface, stronger defenses against disguised and mismatched attachments, more flexible domain administrator controls, faster user verification for Google Workspace domains, DNS-based domain ownership verification, and a new REST API for automation. Together, these updates give administrators more control, better visibility, and stronger protection, with less manual work. Here's a closer look at what's new.
Email is still the backbone of business communication, which means an email outage is rarely a minor inconvenience. When your mail server goes offline, orders stall, customers wait, and internal work grinds to a halt. That’s why failover and high availability (HA) should be considered with any MDaemon deployment plan.
The good news: achieving high availability with MDaemon is far simpler today than it used to be. This guide walks through your options, explains how to choose the right one, and covers the planning and testing that separates a resilient setup from one that only looks redundant.
