Look for the Logo

Look for the Logo

by | Jan 24, 2025 | Email Hosting

Verisend Verification

Each Verified Email will have common elements to help the recipient know that the message is legitimate.

The first element is the Brand logo of the sender. In this example, GoDaddy is the legitimate sender.

The second element is the name of the Brand Sender, Go Daddy

The third brand element is an active link to the website of the Brand Sender. This link is curated and always safe to click.


Verified Brand Email

The Verified Sender logo is our seal and proof to the recipient that this message is legitimately from the Brand sender.

Restoring Confidence to Email with Verifiable Sender Identities

by | Jan 24, 2025 | Email Hosting

Email is a wonderful way to communicate and a fantastic business tool that allows nearly instantaneous delivery at near zero cost.

Unfortunately, anonymity and forgery have restricted the full potential of email to be a trusted method deliver a wide variety of information.

I have been working for 3 years to use verifiable message metadata cross referenced against a Library of Known Good Senders assists in 100% sure identification of Good Senders and of individual messages.

Read my whitepaper here:

Verisend: Restoring Confidence to Email with Verifiable Sender Identities

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Understanding the concept of fallback mechanisms in Sender Policy Framework

Understanding the concept of fallback mechanisms in Sender Policy Framework

by | Jan 24, 2025 | Email Security

Understanding the concept of fallback mechanisms in Sender Policy Framework

by DuoCircle

 

Sometimes, when an email doesn’t pass the SPF authentication checks, the receiving server or policies offer better ways to handle or mitigate the failure. This is done using fallback mechanisms— a way to secure email communication without hampering the flow and productivity.  (more…)

Yahoo Japan has mandated DMARC and domain authentication

Yahoo Japan has mandated DMARC and domain authentication

by | Jan 22, 2025 | DMARC

Yahoo Japan has mandated DMARC and domain authentication

by DuoCircle

 

In November 2023, Yahoo announced that by February 1st, 2024, any company that sends more than 5,000 emails per day has to deploy DMARC to minimize the risk of email-based spoofing, phishing, and ransomware. After this announcement, the rate of DMARC adoption surged, and now Yahoo Japan has also made DMARC and domain authentication mandatory for users as of December 2024. Experts see this as a great opportunity to improve companies’ email security posture. (more…)

Is your DMARC enforcement strict enough?

Is your DMARC enforcement strict enough?

by | Jan 21, 2025 | DMARC

Is your DMARC enforcement strict enough?

by DuoCircle

 

Back in 2024, email service providers such as Google and Yahoo rolled out new email-sending policies. One would have thought that organizations would begin to take email security more seriously, but so far, that hasn’t been the case. In fact, cybersecurity experts have found that phishing attacks have shot up, with the number of phishing messages increasing by 202% in the second half of 2024.

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New PhishWP Threat, Illicit Marketplace Live, Codefinger Targets AWS – Cybersecurity News [January 13, 2025]

New PhishWP Threat, Illicit Marketplace Live, Codefinger Targets AWS – Cybersecurity News [January 13, 2025]

by | Jan 20, 2025 | Announcements

New PhishWP Threat, Illicit Marketplace Live, Codefinger Targets AWS – Cybersecurity News [January 13, 2025]

by DuoCircle

 

Cybercriminals are enhancing their capabilities, as evidenced by the latest PhishPWP phishing threat. Similarly, this week’s cybersecurity bulletin highlights the latest ransomware attack on AWS servers, making recovery impossible without the attacker’s key. We also look at how cybercriminals use popular social media channels like Telegram. Zero-day attacks are the most dangerous of all, as they emerge from practically nowhere. This week’s news highlights one such attack on Fortinet FortiGate firewall users. Finally, we round off a reputed university shutting off classes, fearing a cyber-attack on its network.    

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Gmail security requirements for brands and businesses

Gmail security requirements for brands and businesses

by | Jan 17, 2025 | Email Security

Gmail security requirements for brands and businesses

by DuoCircle

 

Gmail is one of the best email service providers in the world. Gmail has managed to beat all the competition because of its state-of-the-art features and seamless integration with other Google services. With a whopping user base of 1.8 billion, Gmail focuses extensively on security requirements and restrictions in order to enhance user safety and data privacy.

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Implementing DKIM the right way: A guide for ESPs

Implementing DKIM the right way: A guide for ESPs

by | Jan 16, 2025 | Emails Services

Implementing DKIM the right way: A guide for ESPs

by DuoCircle

 

You might have heard that email authentication protocols are only for businesses, but that’s not entirely true! 

Don’t you think email security is crucial for everyone, including businesses that send email campaigns and email service providers (ESPs) that facilitate them? If so, you can agree with us when we say that email authentication is a must for every entity in the email ecosystem, including the ESPs. 

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Enforcement rules for DMARC for optimum protection against phishing and spoofing

Enforcement rules for DMARC for optimum protection against phishing and spoofing

by | Jan 15, 2025 | DMARC

Enforcement rules for DMARC for optimum protection against phishing and spoofing

by DuoCircle

 

Just like SPF offers domain owners the choice between Softfail and Hardfail, DMARC has three enforcement rules: none, quarantine, and reject. Each has its own significance and relevance in the DMARC compliance journey. 

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