Mailprotector is THE zero trust email security company, delivering MSPs true peace of mind through protection so intelligent it feels effortless.
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Jun 12
Back at CyberFOX's SecureIT Summit in Tampa this June, and yes, there's a yacht.
A small room of MSP owners who take the work seriously and the company even more so. We've got a few tickets to give away. Contact us hubs.la/Q04l6B6d0
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Jun 12
Remember when email security took shape in the early 2000s?
The model was simple. Spot a threat, block it, wait for the next one.
Twenty-five years later, we're still playing an endless game of whack-a-mole.
Keep reading...
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Jun 11
Tech for 11,000 kids. All because of a conference built entirely around rejection.
RejectionCon 2026 set out to raise $75,000 for the Rural Technology Fund. The community raised over $80,000.
WOW!!!!
** Full recap in the comments **
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Jun 10
Encrypting an email shouldn't take a manual.
"You sell it, you turn it on, and it just works." That's Mike Wilson at @Databranch, on Bracket.
Now's the time to try it! Get 3 months free on any new domain. Offer ends in June, so don't wait.
Claim it in the comments.
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"When a security tool doesn't do the right job, users go the other direction."
When the tool gets in the way, people route around it. And it's not a user problem, it's a product problem.
We built Bracket so that wouldn't happen. Type [bracket] in the subject line. Encrypted.
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Add a new Bracket domain by June 30, 2026, and it's free for three invoice periods. A low-risk way to see what painless email encryption feels like. share.hsforms.com/2atvWLMgbT…
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Greenlight Tek already ran Zero Trust everywhere with @ThreatLocker. Email was the last gap. That's where @mailprotector enters.
A fake QuickBooks email caught before anyone clicked, a six-figure wire fraud attempt, and a HIPAA workflow that runs itself:
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Yes, they’re useful. They expose forgotten systems sending email as the domain and can reveal spoofing attempts pretending to be the domain.
The point isn’t chasing one-off failures. It’s spotting patterns so you know what needs to be fixed.
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May 29
Your client went to medical school to save lives. Little did he know he would be spending his mornings hunting phishing emails.
His patients will have to wait. He's got a phish to catch. hubs.la/Q04jcNjv0
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May 28
Yesterday, we got into phishing sims. Today, we're talking about why you're getting ignored. hubs.la/Q04jcvxx0
Our VP of Marketing, Kate Schlarf, is speaking today at 1 PM ET. Her session makes the case that the problem isn't your offer. Catch her live to find out what is.
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May 27
Some sessions are just too spicy for the normie conferences. Not RejectionCon.
Our CTO, Ben Hathaway, is kicking off Day 2 by showing how it only took 38 words to build a phishing email targeting Mailprotector CEO David Setzer.
Register: hubs.ly/Q04j011L0
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May 26
RejectionCon starts today.
All proceeds go to Rural Technology Fund.
Two @mailprotector voices on the schedule:
Ben Hathaway (CTO), Wed 1pm ET, on why phishing sims don't hold up.
Kate Schlarf (VP Marketing), Thurs 1pm ET, on standing out in AI-flooded MSP marketing.
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May 22
Proud premier sponsor of RejectionCon 2026.
Every ticket sold goes to the Rural Technology Fund. Last year, that meant 10,000 students. We didn't hesitate.
Watch the interview with Mailprotector CRO Jason Samples on why this is important: hubs.la/Q04hy85G0
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May 21
How do you explain DNS-related email issues to clients when you don’t control their DNS?
This usually comes up when email breaks after a “simple” DNS change.
If you need more context, we have some resources here that could be helpful: hubs.la/Q04hb1140
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May 20
"Our job is to make sure healthcare staff can focus on taking care of their patients."
Carmi Gross at Greenlight Tek manages email security for medical clients. Email Traffic Control automatically handles PHI compliance, so healthcare staff never have to.
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