SMX stories
Cybersecurity email specialist SMX hires Mark Bailey as CTO to lead growing engineering team, bringing over 20 years of experience to the company.
SMX has captured the attention of NTT after receiving positive reviews from businesses across Australasia and beyond for its email security.
USB malware can shut plants and sewage systems, prompting Honeywell to launch a tool that checks removable drives before they connect.
Spark ditches Yahoo, partners with SMX to bring over 800k Xtra email accounts back to a secure, NZ-based server.
Spark says it's bringing its email services 'home', as it will be dropping the Yahoo-owned Xtra email service & moving to Kiwi-owned SMX.
HP distributor Exeed strikes deal to distribute SMX's cloud-based email in NZ, marking the first step in its cloud portfolio expansion.
A new report by SMX highlights a DMARC enforcement gap in New Zealand and Australia, exposing both public and private sectors to increased email-based cyber threats.
SMX is giving extra support and resources to its partner program, allowing for more data insights to advise partners and customers on cybersecurity threats.
Email security provider SMX has launched its second co-sell solution since joining Microsoft's key partner programme.
Telecommunications-as-a-Service providers face pressure to enhance security measures following NZX attack. SMX co-founder shares insights.
Email scams and fraud are on the rise in Australia and New Zealand due to inadequate implementation of DMARC, according to SMX research.
The cloud-focused distributor has forged a distribution agreement with SMX, a provider of an email management, security and archiving solution.
SMX has launched its SMX email security suite for third-party cloud email services, meeting demand for improved email security.
Kordia Group's Board now has experienced director John Quirk at the helm after being appointed to Chair earlier this month.
Auckland-based cybersecurity company SMX Limited is taking on spear phishers and whalers in its new software enhancements against phishing fraud.
Increasing demand for cloud email security has seen SMX add more than 30,000 new customers across Australia and NZ last quarter.
Failed network management company Mako Networks has liabilities of more than $30 million, with an estimated deficit of $25m expected.
Attackers are even following up with telephone calls prior to, as well as during, these attacks to further embellish the hoax.
SMX has launched a new offering designed to make it easy for resellers and customers to integrate SMX email filtering with Office 365.
Exeed unveils Mycloudstore, a new app store for NZ resellers, streamlining cloud app delivery for SMBs with integrated solutions.
