Proton
24 tracked updates · May 2026
8 content pieces·2 feature updates·2 security incidents·1 new integrations·1 product launches
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Proton highlights the growing adoption of passkeys as a secure alternative to passwords, reducing phishing risks and credential theft. While passwords remain necessary in mixed environments, 87% of su…
Proton’s SMB Cybersecurity Report 2026 reveals 45% of businesses claiming secure file sharing lack proper tools, creating a competitive gap for genuinely secure providers. Proton urges SMBs to adopt e…
Proton’s blog features an interview with Austrian data strategist Fritz Fahringer, who argues that reliance on non-European tech providers exposes businesses to data access risks, regulatory conflicts…
Proton published a guide arguing that most security awareness programs fail because they treat training as a one-time event rather than an ongoing culture. The post emphasizes role-specific training, …
Proton highlights rising ransomware attacks on SMBs, with 63% of breaches tracked in 2025 involving small businesses and 352M leaked records. The post emphasizes phishing, weak credentials, and unpatc…
Proton highlights persistent password-related breaches despite awareness, attributing risks to weak credentials, reuse, insecure storage, and phishing. The article emphasizes the need for strong, uniq…
Proton is updating its newsletter format to address scalability and relevance issues by splitting it into service-specific newsletters for each Proton product and a single general Proton newsletter co…
Proton’s annual survey of thousands of users found high satisfaction (75% likely to recommend) but identified key areas for improvement, including Proton Drive’s upcoming feature additions. Users prio…
Proton Mail experienced a DKIM replay attack starting December 1, 2021, where spam emails spoofing proton.me were resent to Gmail, damaging its domain reputation and affecting legitimate email deliver…
Proton announced the integration of its OpenPGP.js and GopenPGP libraries into the OpenPGP interoperability test suite maintained by Sequoia PGP. This enables standardized compatibility testing across…
Proton launched OpenPGPjs 3.0, a major update to its open-source public-key cryptography library, enabling full PGP interoperability for Proton Mail this spring. The release includes breaking API chan…
ProtonMail’s encrypted email service won the 2016 Lovie Award in the Mobile Utilities & Services category and the People’s Choice Award, recognizing its blend of security, encryption, and user-friendl…
Proton introduced a new secure email service to address the challenges of building a privacy-focused email platform, including scalability, encryption, and deliverability. The company highlighted its …
Proton’s blog clarifies that anonymized data can often be reidentified using as few as 15 data points, especially with AI tools. It distinguishes anonymization from pseudonymization and highlights ris…
Microsoft Edge loads all saved passwords into readable memory immediately upon launch, exposing credentials to memory scraping if a device or session is compromised. The behavior, deemed 'by design' b…
Proton published a guide on clearing iPhone cache, browser data, and app caches to address storage issues and slowdowns. The post highlights manual steps for Safari, Chrome, and popular apps like Inst…
Proton Mail added optional post-quantum encryption (PQC) to all plans, including free, using OpenPGP v6 to generate quantum-resistant keys for new emails. This prepares against future quantum attacks …
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