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  • Browsing safely outside of trusted websites

    November 30, 2016

    Advice, SSL

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    Are you browsing safely outside of your trusted circle of websites

    You may have heard that Google announced a new security feature being added to Gmail: Going forward, Gmail will flag emails being sent to its users from “unauthenticated” senders, essentially those that cannot be guaranteed to come from a legitimate source. These changes ought to cut down the risk of phishing attacks, keeping users from opening malicious attachments or clicking dangerous links. But it does beg the question: How do you know if you’re browsing safely when you’re outside of your Gmail account?

    There is a laundry list of precautions you should be taking when online, most of which are fairly common sense: protecting your device and network with a strong password, keeping your system and anti-malware software up to date, and not giving out personal or financial information whenever possible. In general, sticking to trusted websites by reputable operators, should keep you safe most of the time.

    But we all have to navigate to new, unknown websites from time to time. In these cases, you might need to go the extra distance to confirm that you’re browsing safely. Clicking on the appropriate icon in your browser bar will bring up a prompt containing the website’s security certificates. This assures you that sensitive information, like passwords or credit card numbers, are securely transmitted between yourself and the site.

    For website operators, setting up these security verifications requires an SSL certificate for the appropriate domain name. Certain certificates, such as the GeoTrust RapidSSL Wildcard, also protect an unlimited number of subdomains, so your homepage, blog, eCommerce storefront, can all be protected at once. It only takes one hack or cyberattack to ruin a brand’s reputation online, so don’t leave your website vulnerable when simple precautions like SSL certificates are available.

    When we browse online, we usually expect everything to “just work,” which includes keeping our data and personal information secure and private. That doesn’t mean you should be complacent; that’s exactly the attitude cybercriminals will take advantage of. Double-check that sites you visit have their security certificates up to date (and set up SSL certificates for your own websites) so you can rest a little easier as you head online.

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  • Introducing Enom’s New Status Page

    November 22, 2016

    Announcement, News

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    As you’ve seen in our recent blog posts and emails, one of Enom’s goals in 2016 is to increase the useful and timely information we share with you. You may be aware that as part of these plans, we created a new Twitter account, @enomsupport, which is one of our fastest ways to share.

    A recent DNS outage at Dyn that affected Twitter (and many other services like Netflix and Reddit, too), however, had us hurry to release the next phase of our plans. It was time to accelerate our development of an external site other than Twitter to communicate outages or changes that impact our customers.

    Enom’s new status page is not hosted by Enom, so you’ll be able to check on Enom’s services even if Enom’s main site is experiencing difficulties. You can also subscribe to these alerts via email, text, and RSS in order to be immediately notified when service is disrupted by using the “Subscribe to Updates” button at the top of the page.

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    Once you’re subscribed, you’ll also be notified when certain TLDs will be unavailable due to scheduled registry maintenance.

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    To check on Enom services or subscribe to alerts, please visit:
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  • Updates to G Suite (formerly Google Apps for Work)

    November 10, 2016

    Announcement, Developers, News, Resellers

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    Views: 17440

    G Suite by Google Cloud now with annual billing and WHMCS

    This past August, we were incredibly excited to release G Suite (formerly Google Apps for Work) both to our Enom.com retail customers, and our network of over 28,000 resellers. It has been one of the highlights of our year as we evolve the Enom platform to deliver a more modern, user-centric experience. But our commitment doesn’t stop at the initial release. Today, we’d like to announce three updates to G Suite that will be implemented in the coming weeks.

    New G Suite Branding

    The first change may be something you’ve already heard about. In September, Google announced that Google Apps for Work would be renamed “G Suite” to fully reflect how Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, and Hangouts work together to transform businesses. G Suite will continue to offer the same features you’ve come to expect from Google Apps.

    At Enom, we are already updating our website content and graphics to reflect the new G Suite name. That said, there may be a transition period when you encounter both “G Suite” and “Google Apps” branding on our platform. Just know that the two terms are effectively the same, and the transition to the G Suite name will be made without any disruption to your service.

    G Suite Basic & Business Annual Billing

    For small businesses looking for convenience (and savings) in their billing for services, we will soon start offering an annual billing option for G Suite. Customers using both G Suite Basic (formerly Google Apps for Work) and G Suite Business (formerly Google Apps Unlimited) will be able to enjoy the entire suite with a single, simple payment per year (per seat). G Suite Basic customers will also see a discount when selecting annual billing equivalent to two free months of service versus the monthly plan.

    For our resellers offering G Suite, the new annual plans will also be made available to you, both through Enom.com and via the API. We will be sending follow-up notices to you soon regarding wholesale pricing for the new billing plans.

    Free WHMCS Plugin

    Speaking of billing, one of the most exciting updates coming to resellers offering G Suite will be our new free plugin for WHMCS users. As one of the most popular platforms for web host billing automation, the ability to merge WHMCS and G Suite was among the most anticipated features when we first launched. Soon, you will be able to manage selling and billing G Suite to your customers using your installation of WHMCS, no coding required! Documentation for the WHMCS plugin with G Suite will be available soon, so be watching for more details to come.

    When Enom first started down the path of adding Google apps to our offerings, we were thrilled at the prospect of modernizing our product line for Enom.com customers. The update to G Suite branding and addition of annual billing and the WHMCS plugin are even more validation that 2016 is the year of the Enom Evolution.

    Learn more about G Suite’s features and pricing plans.

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