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How a Man-in-the-Middle attack tried to swipe €50,000 (and How We Foiled It)
Check out the whole story of how one of our clients saved €50.000 thanks to the use of registered emails.
Read More →Solved: 550-5.7.X Your message was rejected due to the domain’s DMARC policy
Know more about the new policies of DMARC and how we solved it i order to be able to keep sending through eEvidence.
Read More →550 5.7.1 Sender ID (PRA) Not Permitted: what is it and how to solve it
Find out more about ‘SMTP diagnostic: 550 5.7.1 Sender ID (PRA) Not Permitted’ error message and what you can do about it.
Read More →What Is Transactional Email: Examples and Best Practices
Explore the different types of transactional emails, understand best practices when sending them, and create a transactional email that works.
Read More →Registered Email: What Is It, How To Send, Legal Value and Use Cases
Learn everything you need to know about registered emails (a.k.a. certified emails), why you need them and how you can send a few (or millions) from your regular email account.
Read More →eEvidence Launches Legal Notices Management For Registered Emails
We’re excited to announce the release of disclaimer management, our new feature included in all Scale plans. If you need to alert recipients or create a more deterrent effect, adding a registered-by disclaimer to your registered emails may come in handy.
Read More →Is your company ready for the new General Data Protection Regulation?
On May 25, 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) approved by the European Union, will enter into force. Its application will affect all companies, regardless of their size and sector of activity, and noncompliance with it could entail fines of up to €20 million, or the equivalent of 4% of the company’s turnover, […]
Read More →Email communications: signature, encryption, encoding, and registration
There seems to be some confusion between different concepts that have something to do with cryptography, particularly in their application to email communications: signature, encryption, encoding, and registration of email messages. Digitally signed emails Digitally signing emails only fulfills two objectives: Non-repudiation: to accredit who the author of the communication is. Integrity: to ensure that […]
Read More →Is it possible to prove that you have complied with your obligation to inform?
Lenders are obliged by regulation to provide very specific information to customers at the very first stages of a credit product application, the information to be provided in any durable medium. In order to be able to prove that they have complied with their obligation to inform, it is mandatory to keep immutable records of […]
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