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.

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...

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...

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...

This important document has been developed over the past nine months by a working group consisting of both BSI employees and representatives from assorted email providers including your very own Open-Xchange.

Nuremberg, Germany, May 24, 2016 – Dovecot, an OX company, has today announced that Rackspace, one of the largest managed cloud companies in the US, will be using Dovecot Pro to power Rackspace´s Email Platform, ...

Amidst a heated and chaotic election year, which is turning out to be quite possibly the most controversial in American history, it’s more important than ever that citizens of the United States can still trust th...

An encryption backdoor is an oxymoron. The mathematics behind cryptography and the realities of modern cybercrime mean that the presence of a single flaw in encryption technology ensures the inevitable failure of...

In May, over a thousand experts from the hosting and cloud industry will gather in Phoenix, Arizona for the second annual World Hosting Days USA. Among the many highlights on the agenda is internationally renowne...

I care deeply about innovation. It is literally where the future comes from, but it is a curious thing. Innovation and its more powerful partner, invention proceed at a snail’s pace. “In a world where change is t...