Microsoft Exchange is an email service often used by businesses and academic institutions that works with email clients like ...

Unless you're running a large company that wants to install, host and maintain Microsoft Exchange Server on its own equipment, you generally don't need to purchase an Exchange Server license.

Microsoft Exchange provides a rich feature set for email, which has made it a popular option among schools and colleges. And the latest version, Exchange 2013, is a more robust offering than its ...

Microsoft has released its final cumulative update (CU) for Exchange Server 2019, which means customers need to get ready to upgrade or move to hosted Exchange. Enterprises still hosting on-premises ...

Yes, it's possible to do a Microsoft Exchange Server deployment that is secure enough for all but the most sensitive information. Here's how to do it. With all the news about information leaks, ...

Microsoft has implemented the S/MIME e-mail security standard across its hosted and server-based Exchange products, the company announced this month. The Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions ...

Enterprises must soon have subscription licenses for all on prem users and servers. The shift comes with a significant price increase. If you’re an enterprise still hosting on-premises Exchange 2016 ...

Just run a Google search on the words "hosted Exchange" and you will find a gazillion Web sites for Exchange hosting companies. The marketing people at these companies must have put in a lot of ...

Once, reasonable people who cared about security, privacy, and reliability ran their own email servers. Today, the vast majority host their personal email in the cloud, handing off that substantial ...