SpamExperts’ mission is to secure email worldwide. Serving more than 2,200 service providers in over 100 countries, the company provides premium email security software that works out of the box and can seamlessl...

All email could and should be sent encrypted. But isn´t, despite being the go-to form of business communication. We can fix this, if we work together. The needed technology, standards and software are very much a...

Recently Open-Xchange had the honour to be invited to present views and proposals at a stakeholder roundtable at the European Parliament, alongside the biggest global players in the Internet space. The topic was ...

Malware, and other types of cyberattacks have been making major headlines more and more often. Nearly all businesses sectors around the world are feeling the effects of these attacks.

Anyone familiar with Open-Xchange will know that we have a long and proud history of openness. It’s literally the core of our business – our product portfolio is built using open source models – and it’s somethin...

For the last 12 months, the Open-Xchange family has been a hive of activity. We haven’t stopped developing our products, expanding our services and refining our vision. All of which has been firmly targeted at he...

Open-Xchange has just released new versions for three of its products: Both the messaging and collaboration platform OX App Suite and the office suite OX Documents are available as version 7.8.4. The security add...

Telecommunication service providers are required to be compliant to the regulatory legal framework in many countries, when introducing new telecommunication technologies and services.

Last week we were proud to host our inaugural US Customer Council. This was a part of our hugely successful annual OX Summit, the first part of which was in Washington this year (check out the photos here!). Foll...

At first I was very concerned at the reports on the recently leaked UK Investigatory Powers (Technical Capability) Regulations 2017 paper. Many commentators seem to think that this means that UK telcos will not b...