Tout ce qu'e-securemail vous apporte pour votre messagerie, thème par thème

91% of cyberattacks arrive by email, and 80% of received messages are spam, viruses or phishing. It only takes one attachment opened on a Friday evening to encrypt the whole fleet. And the one that gets through is never the one you expected: it impersonates a known supplier and asks for a change of bank details.

Your invoices and quotes land in your customers' junk folder, and you only find out through a phone call. Meanwhile, any server can send email under your domain name — and you have no list of those already doing it.

Every employee cobbles together their own signature, legal notices are missing from half of all messages, and nothing warns users that a message comes from outside the organisation or looks like fraud.

The mail server goes down. Incoming messages are rejected at the source, and some senders won't retry. Business stops, and no one knows for how long.

The administrator handles four hundred unblock requests a month. No one knows who released which message, or who read what. And the day an auditor asks for the security policy and proof it's enforced, there's nothing to show.

A message sent to two hundred recipients in plain copy has just disclosed two hundred work email addresses, and nothing can undo it. Messages arrive at 11pm with no one sure whether to answer. GDPR applies to email just like everything else.