MailStore News

Register now for our Webinars in January, February and March 2020

12/12/2019 featured Christmas and New Year’s Eve are right around the corner. And with it, the webinar dates for the first quarter of 2020. Look forward to…  Read more

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Email Archiving vs. Backups – The Critical Differences

22/01/2020 Despite the availability of many other communication tools, the email remains the most important means of communication for companies around the world. But are companies…  Read more

What Does the End of Support for Windows 7 Mean for MailStore Users?

17/01/2020 First the good news: MailStore is going to continue supporting Windows 7 SP1. However, there are a few things you should be aware of. More…  Read more

The Email is the Modern Business Letter: Security for Archived Emails

08/01/2020 The email is alive and kicking! In an interview with the German news portal Spiegel Online, Sven Engesser, Professor of Communication Science at the Technical…  Read more

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

18/12/2019 Christmas is all around us and the New Year is fast approaching! While we’re busy tying up the loose ends in 2019, the first appointments…  Read more

TLS Encryption with Let’s Encrypt ™ Certificates: Hotfix Release for MailStore Server Now Available

11/12/2019 If you’re using automated TLS encryption with certificates from Let’s Encrypt in MailStore Server, you should update to the latest Hotfix Release 12.0.6 as soon…  Read more

Tech Tips: Automated Archiving

27/11/2019 In our Tech Tips blog series, we want to enlighten interested parties, customers, and partners on various topics to do with MailStore Server. In this…  Read more

Why MailStore Server and Office 365 together make sense

20/11/2019 Microsoft Office 365 is on the rise, and the number of business users is increasing all the time. Here at MailStore, we too have noticed…  Read more

Case Study: Stadtwerke Kulmbach is using MailStore Server to Archive its Emails

14/11/2019 Stadtwerke Kulmbach is a public utility company serving the town of Kulmbach in Bavaria, Germany and employing a staff of around 100. Not least due…  Read more

Google Is Asking its Gmail Users To Pay – Is It Really That Scandalous?

28/10/2019 The big Internet service providers, in particular Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple (GAFA), often come under the critical eye of a watchful public. News and…  Read more