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New security functions for Retarus WebExpress

by Sören Schulte | 20.01.2016 | Product News, Security

With immediate effect administrators will now be able to limit access to Retarus WebExpress in such a way that login is only possible from specific networks. The advantage: Unauthorized persons can now no longer access the web-based portal even if they have valid login data. This allows companies, for instance, to prevent employees who have left the company from downloading confidential data or distribution lists to their private computers.

Retarus Attachment Blocker: Filter emails containing untrustworthy attachments

by Sören Schulte | 15.01.2016 | Product News, Security

Retarus E-Mail Security does not only safeguard you from virus and spam. Also other types of unwanted messages can be easily filtered out: The Retarus Attachment Blocker prevents therefore the receipt of all file attachments which the administrator has classified untrustworthy or which should be precluded from gaining entry to the company infrastructure for other reasons – regardless of their file format.

Retarus Strengthens UK Market Presence: Conor McGrath Appointed New Country Manager

by Sören Schulte | 12.01.2016 | News

Retarus continues to pursue its global growth strategy by pressing ahead with the expansion of its UK subsidiary. Conor McGrath, takes over the management of all local business with immediate effect.

Tags: Country Manager // growth // UK

The pizza delivery man always rings twice: hot food thanks to messaging services

by Sören Schulte | 07.01.2016 | Business Trends, Cloud, Industry

What does actually happen behind the scenes when an online food order is placed? How do platforms like Delivery Hero ensure that the order is received correctly at the take-away restaurant around the corner? And how can the delivery service ensure that the food arrives at the customer on time – in a hot and enjoyable state? From the order confirmation to the automatically generated delivery service order and on to the authentication – more and more internet portals are relying on Retarus’ managed services to support them in this regard.

The special case of special characters: How to prevent losing half the available SMS characters

by Sören Schulte | 28.12.2015 | Product News

160 is the number of characters that fit into a regular SMS. The established SMS standard is employed in the autometed transmission of messages in M2M communications and Industry 4.0: When these messages are sent internationally, it can very quickly happen that a message is restricted to only 70 characters due to the usage of special characters. The solution for this dilemma is called “Smart Replacement”.