Tag: zero trust

Zero Trust Email

July 20, 2021

Our third article on Zero Trust Architecture covers zero trust email and the systems it requires. In May, the Biden Administration announced a new approach to cybersecurity that included a push toward Zero Trust Architecture. We have already covered Zero Trust Architecture as a whole, and also talked about how dedicated servers are important parts […]

Zero Trust and Dedicated Servers

July 6, 2021

We will continue on in our series on Zero Trust, this time discussing Zero Trust and dedicated servers. As a quick recap, the Biden Administration ordered all federal agencies to develop a plan to adopt Zero Trust Architecture. This is a security model that begins with the assumption that even an organization’s own network may […]

What Is Zero Trust Architecture?

June 22, 2021

In light of the increasingly sophisticated attacks against the US public and private sectors, the Biden Administration announced a push toward Zero Trust Architecture, amid other cybersecurity reforms. The White House order was issued on May 12, and it included a host of measures aimed at improving the country’s resilience against cyberthreats. The announcement contained […]

Are you Prepared for Disaster? Business Continuity Planning for Email Outages

February 9, 2018

Unexpected email outages happen to every email user. It is not a big deal if it is just for a few minutes or some scheduled time at night. However, if it is in the middle of a workday and employees rely on email, it may be a big problem. What do you do if your […]