We have customers who choose not to first quarantine their spam emails, but simply receive them in their mail clients (of course marked accordingly). Yesterday afternoon our Head of Product Management, Bernhard Hecker, took a seat on the floor of my office and gave me the inside story on why this is not necessarily a good idea. Or rather, why it’s a much smarter move to use our practical quarantine digests. This is because Retarus E-Mail Security now also shifts messages into quarantine that at first only look like spam, but in fact also contain malware and viruses. For instance, a new variant of blackmail Trojan “Locky”. When such malware is freshly hatched it isn’t recognized by virus scanners immediately, meaning that customers who don’t divert spam to quarantine digests receive these messages straight into their email clients.

Users can configure how often they wish their quarantine digest. Three times a working day is preset.