Email threats continue to evolve, and so must the tools that protect your organization. With the release of SecurityGateway 12, we've added new features and enhancements that strengthen security, improve performance under heavy load, and give administrators greater visibility and control.
Introducing SecurityGateway™ 12 - with Display Name Protection, Database Connection Pooling & More!
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Product Updates, SecurityGateway, Software update
How Secure Email Gateways Keep Malicious Content Out of Your Email Backups
By Brad Wyro posted in Archive, Email Security, Compliance
Why Email Backups Need Protection, Too
When we think of email security, we often focus on inbound traffic and what’s in our inboxes - catching spam, blocking phishing links, and preventing data breaches. But what about the emails that live quietly in your backups?
AI Email Classification in SecurityGateway™ helps businesses distinguish between phishing & legitimate email
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Stop Spam Email, Email Security Best Practices
SecurityGateway includes AI email classification for stronger protection against email-borne threats.
MDaemon Email Server: Security Best Practices to Protect Your Email Environment
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, MDaemon Email Server, Stop Spam Email, Phishing, Email Security Best Practices, Two-Factor Authentication
In an age where cyber threats are growing in both sophistication and frequency, securing your email infrastructure is more important than ever. MDaemon includes a variety of tools and settings that can help administrators protect their users and connected devices from spam, malware, hacking attempts, data breaches, and email spoofing.
Introducing SecurityGateway 11 – with AI Email Classification, OAuth support for Microsoft 365, and more!
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Product Updates, SecurityGateway
SecurityGateway for Email has been improved with new features to identify and categorize spam, enhance interactivity with custom mail flow charts, improve integration with Microsoft 365, and more. Here’s a brief summary. More complete details can be found in the SecurityGateway release notes.
Improve Productivity with These Mail Server Monitoring Tools for MDaemon Administrators
By Brad Wyro posted in Email How To, Email Remote Administration, Email Security, Email Server, Email Best Practices
New SecurityGateway™ Technical Training webinar available: Spam filter & phishing protection for Microsoft Exchange Server & Microsoft 365
By Brad Wyro posted in Data Leak Prevention, Email Security, Anti-Spoofing, Security Gateway for Email, Email Archiving, Compliance, SecurityGateway
Many businesses are finding that the email security and spam filtering features in Microsoft 365, Barracuda and other secure email gateway platforms just don't seem to get the job done in protecting businesses from spam, phishing, malware and data leaks. SecurityGateway™ for Email is a user-friendly alternative that includes anti-spam, anti-spoofing, and anti-abuse features, along with archiving and compliance, in an easy-to-use interface that includes color-coded email delivery charts & graphs to make administration & troubleshooting easy.
Why healthcare organizations must strengthen their email security
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Security Gateway for Email, Health Care Security, SecurityGateway
The numbers are in, and they paint a troubling picture for the healthcare industry.
Why Automating TLS Certificate Renewals Is More Important Than Ever
By Brad Wyro posted in Email Security, Encrypt, Email Encryption, Cybersecurity, ssl, SecurityGateway
TLS (Transport Layer Security) is a cryptographic protocol that allows secure communication over a network. It uses a certificate issued by a trusted CA (certificate authority) to encrypt connections between clients and servers. These certificates must be renewed periodically to ensure continued data privacy.
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.

