Criminals love to attack businesses via email because it gives them direct
access to every organization’s weakest link: employees themselves. You can
mitigate the threat by following these secure email practices.
In the past week, the Russian government has been attempting to prevent Russian
citizens from sending messages to Proton Mail. We believe this block is
unjustified, and we will restore full services to users in Russia.
We are happy to announce that the European Commission has awarded €2 million to
Proton AG, the parent company of Proton Mail and Proton VPN, to develop a suite
of encrypted services.
Cybercriminals don't differentiate between small and large. Last year, 58% of
victims were small business. Here's how to avoid becoming the next victim.
Earlier today claims appeared that Proton Mail is compromised because of an
alleged connection between our SSL certificates and DarkMatter, a shadowy
cybersecurity company. These allegations are false, as we will explain.
Every small business faces unique difficulties in securing its data. This guide
will help you determine your threat model and take the steps necessary to
protect your company.
Terrorist content has no place on any online platform, but we must also preserve
our fundamental human rights even as we prevent terrorists and other criminals
from abusing the Internet.
