February 15, 2024

Email measures for organizations

Running a business in this era of rapidly advancing technology, taking appropriate measures to prevent email problems is not only important. This document outlines the measures required for organizations to secure their data and email communications.
February 5, 2024

QR-Code Phishing email

Receiving unsolicited email or spam information via QR-Code format is a current problem. Content that appears as a QR-Code may sometimes be a link to a website that is compromised or contains inappropriate content. Detecting and preventing spam that includes QR-Code is important to maintain user safety.
February 3, 2024

Email spam protection

Email spam is a common problem. Preventing email spam can be done by using spam filters, not clicking on links or opening attachments in unknown emails, not disclosing personal information via email, and being wary of emails claiming to be from trusted agencies or organizations.
January 28, 2024

How to optimize your email with SPF and DKIM

SPF and DKIM are important email security standards that help you optimize your email. SPF and DKIM settings help protect your email from cyber threats and help recipients trust your emails more.
January 20, 2024

Frequently asked questions about spam mail

Spam is unwanted or malicious email that is sent to a large number of recipients without permission. Junk mail is often used to advertise unwanted goods or services. People can be deceived into revealing personal information or installing malware.
January 18, 2024

Statistics on email spam around the world

In 2022, nearly 49 percent of all email worldwide was identified as spam, up from 46 percent in 2021, while still making up a significant portion of email traffic. Since 2011, the share of spam has dropped significantly. 2022 saw the highest volume of spam emails registered in February, or about 53 percent of global email volume. As of January 16, 2023, the country with the most spam emails sent in a single day worldwide is the United States, which has approximately eight billion copies. In second and third place are the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, with 7.7 billion and 7.6 billion, respectively.