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If you expand the inbound graph out to "90 days" or "1 year" there seems to be a pattern of spikes. I'm curious what causes these. I don't think that they are c
by pyre 12y ago
If you expand the inbound graph out to "90 days" or "1 year" there seems to be a pattern of spikes. I'm curious what causes these. I don't think that they are caused by volume of email spiking, because it's graphing the percentage of incoming email that is encrypted.
- aenario 12y agoit seems to spike around the week-end.
- claudius 12y agoThese seem to be weekends. Maybe consumer-oriented email services (Outlook, Google, whatever) use TLS more often than those built for businesses? While this doesn’t make much sense, it only takes a couple of providers to switch a large number of consumers to encrypted email transports, whereas each little server operated for each little business has to be switched individually.
- giovannibajo1 12y agoIt makes sense, as businesses are usually trailing in adoption of best practices.