TitanHQ has upgraded its award-winning SpamTitan email security solution, with the latest release including several enhancements to improve protection against malware, phishing, and other advanced threats. The latest release – version 9 – of the flagship email security solution is named SpamTitan Skellig, which includes major enhancements to the anti-spam engine at the core of the solution to improve malware detection and new phishing enhancements to protect against ever-evolving sophisticated threats.

SpamTitan is a leading cloud-based anti-spam service that has been shown in recent independent tests to provide exceptional protection against spam, phishing emails, and malware. The hosted spam filter includes a next-gen email sandbox, up-to-the-minute threat intelligence feed, AI and machine learning algorithms, twin antivirus engines, and more. In June 2024, Virus Bulletin put the new version of SpamTitan to the test and gave it VBSpam+ certification, with the solution achieving the second-highest final score in the test of 12 leading email security solutions. SpamTitan successfully blocked all malware samples, only missed one phishing email, and did not generate any false positives. SpamTitan had a malware catch rate of 100%, a phishing catch rate of 99.99%, a spam catch rate of 99.98%, and was given an overall score of 99.984%.

The update to SpamTitan Skellig will ensure that users continue to have best-in-class protection against email threats but there is more to the update than protecting against threats. SpamTitan has long been popular with end users due to the ease of use of the solution, which is why users consistently give the solution 5-star reviews. The latest release includes a brand new UI that is even more intuitive with improved navigation and better administrative functions across the board and makes it easier to onboard new users.

The upgraded version is available to all new users and current users can upgrade and get better protection at no additional cost for the upgrade and no change to the subscription price, with full assistance provided with upgrading if required. You can find out more about migrating to the new version here.

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