Email Encryption

5 Top Tech Trends for The Year (So Far) It’s great to be traveling again, especially to conferences that inspire all kinds of new insights—insights that can be passed on to RPost friends and customers. After nearly two years of being holed up in front of my laptop and ring light, the ability to fly […]

A Promise That The Internet Delivered On “Hope is a dangerous thing” is an oft-quoted phrase from the movies, but maybe hope is just a disappointing thing? A little more than a year ago, pundits were gushing about how we were all about to enter a post-pandemic boom, a “Soaring 20s”. Back then, case counts […]

Use RMail Gateway E-Security For The Best Outbound Email Security And Still Keep Your “Other” Inbound Email Security Gateway In music, when the whole is greater than sum of all parts, it’s called ‘good harmony,’ and this is very difficult to achieve because you have to know how different sounds come together before they are […]

SideNote Gives Context and Instructions to the Copied Recipients on Important Emails. If you can remember a time before text messaging, you probably remember one of your friends or family members (or maybe you?) asking, ‘why should I use this feature when I can just call someone?’ Texting used to be a very clunky process. […]

RMail Takes the Fear Out of Sending Encrypted Emails via Automation and Ease-of-use It’s April Fools, and this year I thought I’d ask, which of the following tall tales is closer to the truth? RPost will be debuting a new in-store retail experience called RCafe where you can come in, hook your laptop up to our secure network, have […]

Last week we highlighted two of the top five e-security human errors that can cause pain for professionals, so we’re here now to finish out the list. As you may recall, there are some mistakes that can be forgiven in the workplace (although microwaving leftover fish at 10 am is fairly borderline). However, there are those […]

In the annals of workplace mistakes, there is a hierarchy. At one level, there is the failure to make a fresh pot of coffee after finishing off the last carafe. Maybe one level up is when you decide that it’s a good idea to microwave (in the office kitchen at 10am) that leftover fish entrée […]

Get Some Rest (for Your Files) for the Rest of Your Summer As we head into one of the summer’s final weekends, I’m doing the usual exercise of wondering where all the time went. This certainly was not a restful summer for the world what with Delta variants, ransomware attacks, record-setting wildfires and now hurricanes […]

Don’t Be Like 7sdf8dxz0sjh-3. Get RMail. Did you hear the one about the guy who couldn’t remember his “unhackable” Gmail password, so he changed his name to 7sdf8dxz0sjh-3? Now that you’ve stopped laughing uncontrollably, we can talk about something slightly more sobering: A new ransomware attack will occur every 11 seconds this year according to […]

Hey You, Get Off (or On) My Cloud 15 or so years ago, ‘the cloud’ was considered the next big thing in business and personal technology. No longer did each machine you used Needed? have files or applications stored on it locally. When you worked on a document in the office, you now didn’t need […]