Email security is core to our business at Databias and we have implemented all the protection protocols necessary to protect your email from threats like spam, phishing and email spoofing. There are three key layers that we use to protect your email from a data breach.
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When using Google Workspace or Office 365 excluding senders from branding with Databias is quite simple. Either login to the Google Workspace Admin or Exchange admin site and modify either the rule (which points to a connector) for Office 365 or the Google Workspace Gmail Admin as per the below screenshots.
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To setup routing on Microsoft 365 for email branding, you need to setup a connector and a rule in the Exchange Admin Centre and then apply it. This document takes you through the steps to do this on the management platform, first adding the connector and then the rule.
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To set up routing for email branding on Google Workspace, you need to change the routing in the admin panel. Log in to Google Workspace and click on the Admin icon. From the hamburger menu, choose Apps and then Gmail.
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Hackers email legitimate looking mails (phishing) that usually have some form of urgency, and include a link. The user clicks on the link, the web page they are taken to looks like Microsoft, for example, and the user then enters their credentials to log in, thereby giving their username and password to the hacker.
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Support desks offer a high level of engagement and assistance in an IT-based business, especially if used effectively. We encourage all our customers to use the ticketing system and to log tickets by emailing support@databias.co.za with concise, useful information so we can assist as efficiently as possible.
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Microsoft 365 email is very secure and Microsoft works tirelessly to stop hackers. At Databais we also work hard to prevent hackers from bothering you through using SPF, DKIM and DMARC. The sad truth however is that criminals are working just as hard at finding ways around all the security we have in place. It is therefore also your responsibility to be vigilant when it comes to email security because the only way the hackers can really get access is if you give them the power by filling in your details when they ask you to via a phishing email.
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Coding for email is a fine art as there are so many variables that one needs to take into consideration, none the least of which are the different mail clients and what they do or do not support. Each is unique. As the third most used mail client in the world, Outlook has idiosyncracies that are of course different to those of Gmail and the 2016 release has its own set of requirements. Here are some things to be aware of
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How to create almost unbreakable HTML email signatures. The first thing to remember is to keep it simple. Some mail clients remove images from signatures no matter what you do so, plan for this. The fewer images the better. All set dimensions must be exact. No percentages. Your coding must be as tight as possible and your design as simple as possible.
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Email signatures are tricky things to get right. However, if you understand how different email clients work, then it is not too difficult after all.
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