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Spambrella have made a further acquisitions in 2019. Spambrella extend a warm welcome to all new partners and look forward to providing you with service release notes in the future. You will be contacted directly by your new service account managers.
Spambrella initiate support and distribution contract with Proofpoint Inc.
Spambrella support a large proportion of Proofpoint Global distributors, service providers and managed service provider customers. Our technical team has expanded to facilitate the increase in growth and will continue to expand in 2019 and beyond. Spambrella will work in direct partnership with Proofpoint to improve global service delivery and to expand the ever growing MSP channel and OEM arena.
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Alerts are now provided by email alert only to qualified partners/customers of Spambrella. Upon subscribing for service alerts, you will be added the the ‘Public’ subscribers group until vetted and then moved to EU or US service alerts groups once vetting is complete. We do not send service or feature email alerts to ‘public’ subscribers – If you are interested in Spambrella services, please email [email protected]
As customers/partners to Spambrella, you will be notified well ahead of time of any changes to the service and we will keep you updated as we progress.
Spambrella are working to provide upgraded services and to further extend our features month on month. All new service features will be revealed/introduced via service alerts. If you are migrating to Spambrella then we look forward to introducing you to your dedicated contacts when the time comes.
We send out a full and informative updates regularly and hope that these prove to be of value and convenience. Please do contact us if you wish to discuss anything at any time. Of course if you have any immediate questions we will be happy to answer them. Please email – [email protected] for further details or to make arrangements for a call back.
LATEST – Release of v5.83
Spambrella Release Notes – January 15th 2020
Overview
This release will be rolled out for general availability to all customers by January 21st, 2020. No actions are required to receive this update.
Improvements
- New sender reputation service added to enhance sender IP checks.
- General performance improvements to user sync tool.
- Office 365 outbound sending server list extended to support China, Germany and US Government IPs.
Bug Fixes
- Activation Date column now displays correctly on the customer page.
- Easy spam reporting disclaimer now redirects as expected for plain text emails.
- Mass password update now works when updating multiple users at a time.
- AD Sandboxing option removed from automation settings.
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I found spambrella to be easy to set up and has dramatically reduced the number of spam emails hitting our inboxes. It was easy to 'train' the software to release any genuine emails that were caught or add any spam that was not picked up.
Within a couple of weeks of use virtually no spam arrived to our mailboxes. Spam and phishing emails are a growing problem for everyone I'm sure. I now get a very low incidence of spam.
Easy to onboard my customers from another spam filtering system. Very fast and haven't had any downtime in the 9 months since I have moved to Spambrella. When I have had to use support, responses where quick. I had to move all my customers from another filtering system with little notice. After I moved my customers I realised how bad the old solution I used was. Contact with Sales and Support always been professional
Used the software for: 2+ years - 5/5 Overall
With an ever overloaded department, and with cybersecurity skills shortage getting worse securing the I.T infrastructure.
Offloading the task of e-mail filtering to Spambrella has dramatically helped in the department's performance. The only drawback in our case is that the service is hosted outside of our territory and thus out of the legal jurisdiction.
It doesn't require an arcane knowledge to set the Spam filtering up, the guides are straight to the point and support staff are very helpful. Functionality wise, in short: we do not get spammed. Thanks to Spambrella.
Archiving wise, the new solution is easy to use, searches well and fast and is by far the cheapest we could find at the time. Ten year retention rocks!
The service is great at filtering bad email as well as junk email out while allowing clean email though. I have used a few other options over the years and this is the best I have found. Clients sometimes have trouble configuring their settings to how they want it to be. Or tag emails as approved when they shouldn't and need IT interaction to resolve. Maybe just ease of use or having a more clear way for clients to resolve basics on their own.
Robust, versatile, and reliable...
The reliability of the service and the level of protection that it provides. My spam levels immediately dropped to near zero.
There are almost no false positives. And I'm easily able to customize the level of protection with whitelists, blacklists, and sensitivity settings. I'm also a big fan of the antivirus and URL scanning features.
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