Kolab Now unterstützt alle, die auf Homeoffice nicht vorbereitet sind, indem wir unseren Service für die Dauer der Krise gratis zur Verfügung stellen.
Email, Kalender, Office-Dokumente und mehr, helfen Ihnen Ihre Arbeitsabläufe auch Zuhause aufrecht zu erhalten.
Registriere dich jetzt mit dem Voucher Code KOLABFROMHOMENOW.
Dieses Angebot werden wir so lange wie möglich aufrechterhalten und nachdem sich die Lage beruhigt hat wieder entfernen.
Authorities and experts alike tell us physically staying at home is the safest thing to do for you and yours, and everyone else. Our experts want you to enjoy the same safety on the web.
We have decided to spread the burden and not the virus, and do the right thing by not opportunistically profiting off of our collective misery. We now provide a 100% discount to all new signups for as long as we can manage, or for as long as the crisis continues, whichever comes first. When things cool down, we’ll remove the discount.
Our annual certificate refresh is upon us.
Our terms of service state there’s basically no way for anyone to get any access to your data without us also being able to talk about the fact it happened, and further down nested in our legal framework outline do we have a list of 3 general types under which individual requests could be filed.
Like the last time we declared having made a full eclipse around the sun at an arbitrary date, here’s our statistics for 2019.
Earlier today, we have received a report where the web client may inadvertently disclose the so-called common name of accounts within the same domain name space.
Our terms of service state there’s basically no way for anyone to get any access to your data without us also being able to talk about the fact it happened, and further down nested in our legal framework outline do we have a list of 3 general types under which individual requests could be filed.
I recall that some place, we also promise to at least publish the statistics. I don’t recall where, but I seem to remember we have. In any case, here’s our summary for 2018.
Our annual certificate refresh is coming up,with our TLS certificates expiring annually in January. December is included for a reasonable grace-period, because services will need to be switched over, which costs time.
Our team has received multiple inquiries about our service’s compliance with GDPR. We answer these individually, but here’s a short-form of the types of questions that we answer.
For most people, it’s been looming about pretty silently over the past few years, but TLS v1.0, the oldest and earliest version of Transport Layer Security is considered deprecated. The Payment Card Industry (PCI) data security standard (DSS) version 3.2 from April 2016 recommends full deprecation by the end of June 2018.
In compliance with these standards, while originating from the payment card industry, widely regarded to as a guiding standard for other industries, Kolab Now has disabled support for TLS v1.0.
Why? What does that mean?
As may have already been brought to your attention, some software mitigation is needed for vulnerabilities dubbed “Meltdown” (CVE-2017-5754) and “Spectre” (CVE-2017-5753, CVE-2017-5715).
If I were to summarize the issue with these vulnerabilities then in principle they would, when successfully exploited, allow reading memory that doesn’t belong to the process, the user or even the same operating system instance. In just that way, the Kolab Now infrastructure isn’t impacted.
However, we’re still going to need to patch this out. The only way we can is by updating software and rebooting systems, and this will happen during the weekend of Saturday January 13th and Sunday January 14th.
