Security
Secure by default, without making anyone's life harder.
Two-step verification, sessions you control, messages opened in an isolated space and the data on your server.
- Two steps
- Sessions
- Isolation
- Verified sender
- Data on your server
Details
Every layer in its place.
Two-step verification
With an authenticator app and recovery codes. The administrator can make it required on the whole server or per domain.
Sessions in sight
Where the account is open and since when; end one or all the others.
Limited attempts
Sign-in attempts counted per mailbox and per address, before they reach the mail server.
Isolated messages
Each message opens in a closed space, without scripts, and the HTML is cleaned before it is shown or sent.
Remote images blocked
Until you choose to show them, nobody knows you opened the message.
Verified sender
SPF, DKIM and DMARC confirmed by the server itself.
The data on your server
The mail stays where it is. Calendars, contacts and conversations stay on the same server.
Questions
Questions about security.
Where are the e-mails kept?
On the mail server where they already are. Mailmaker reads them and sends through the server itself, always signed in as the mailbox. Calendars, contacts, conversations and preferences stay in a database on the same server.
And if I lose my phone?
In Profile and security, end that device's session. Changing the password also ends every other session.
What happens if a domain is switched off?
That domain's sessions, connected apps and assistant access end at once.
Try it with your team.
Tell us how many mailboxes you have and where they are. We prepare the proposal and show you Mailmaker with your own addresses.