Gmail now allows users with client-side encryption to send end-to-end encrypted emails to any recipient, regardless of their email provider. Recipients will access encrypted messages through a guest account, simplifying secure communication without the need for key exchanges. Admins can enable this feature, which is gradually rolling out to users.

Emails originating from IT or HR departments are increasingly being targeted by phishing attacks, leading to a rise in successful breaches. These phishing attempts often leverage the trust associated with internal communications, making it crucial for organizations to educate employees about recognizing and reporting suspicious messages. Strengthening email security measures can help mitigate these risks.

Notion Mail currently integrates with Google and Gmail accounts and is available on iOS, with an Android version coming soon. The service supports English and will soon include thirteen additional languages, allows management of multiple email accounts, and adheres to SOC2 and HIPAA security standards.

Omnia OS is an innovative email management solution designed to help users eliminate inbox clutter by allowing them to quarantine unknown senders, manage organization-specific threads, and clean up emails in bulk. With a focus on security, it keeps data local and isolates suspicious domains, ensuring that users can take back control of their inboxes. Currently available for free on macOS, it supports Gmail accounts while prioritizing user privacy.

The article discusses three key indicators of email scams based on the author's personal experiences. It highlights the importance of scrutinizing sender identities, spotting contradictions in the content, and checking for suspicious links. The author emphasizes the need for vigilance to avoid falling victim to these scams.