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OX Summit 2016: Sweet Home Chicago

Chris Latterell on Jul 30, 2016

Open-Xchange is bringing OX Summit 2016 (OXS16) closer to home to address the unique opportunities and challenges facing the open Cloud ecosystem in North America. OXS16 Chicago will be an exclusive industry even...

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Considering using Infrastructure as a Service? Why Dovecot’s Encryption of ...

Neil Cook on Jul 20, 2016

Today I want to talk about encryption again. Previously I’ve blogged about the benefits of transport encryption, particularly for protecting emails from man-in-the-middle snooping or mass surveillance, which is s...

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Open-Xchange releases eM Client for OX App Suite

Christian on Jun 23, 2016

Open-Xchange is pleased to announce the release of eM Client for OX App Suite, a full-featured, easy to use email client for Windows users. As well as email, eM Client for OX App Suite also offers calendar, tasks...

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OX Spreadsheet Reloaded

Malte Timmermann on Jun 20, 2016

In OX App Suite 7.8.2, OX Documents Spreadsheet has undergone a major rewrite – available now!

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When great Email Infrastructure is more than Technology: it’s a Movement

Chris Latterell on Jun 20, 2016

We take the business of our positioning and brand seriously with a belief that every marketing activity is an event to communicate the OX philosophy and why it is a great company to work with. From the OX laptop ...

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OX Dispatches: M3AAWG meeting in Philadelphia By Neil Cook, Chief Security ...

Neil Cook on Jun 17, 2016

I have just returned from the Messaging, Mobile and Malware Anti-Abuse Working Group (M3AAWG) meeting in Philadelphia. Despite the long-winded title, the M3AAWG event is actually short on rhetoric, instead focusi...

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DNS: As we add more user-visible features, “open” becomes more important

Bert Hubert on Jun 13, 2016

DNS is an ancient protocol. Despite being invented in 1983, any software written at that time would still be compatible with the Domain Name System as it is used today.

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What keeps service providers up at night?

Bob Krulcik on Jun 7, 2016

Internet service providers are struggling now more than ever to stay relevant, and many are finding ways to maintain relevancy while others are being hit hard as they struggle to capture users’ time. ISPs are wor...

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Responsible Disclosure for better Security

Neil Cook on Jun 6, 2016

Here at Open-Xchange, as you would expect, we take security very seriously. In order to provide safe and reliable software for our customers and their users we believe security vulnerabilities must be handled wit...

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OX awarded ‘top player’ status in Radicati 2016 Market Quadrant

Rafael Laguna on May 31, 2016

When you’re busy developing the foundations of Trusted Internet Services, supporting 68.5% of all IMAP server installations and promoting the values of open-source software to society, it can be difficult to step...

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