DMARC is based on SPF and DKIM results. For an email to pass the DMARC checks, it has to pass at least one of the protocols and have alignment with the domain in the ‘From’ header.
Every organization thrives on data— whether it is your customers’ details, financial transactions, or some kind of operational records. This data not only tells you about what is going on in your organization but is also crucial to making strategic decisions or even undertaking everyday operations. So, data is essentially the backbone of your organization. But remember, this data is only valuable when it is accurate. Any discrepancy in the information can have a domino effect on basically everything that is going on in your company.
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This week we are back with recent cybersecurity news pieces that highlight an exponential surge in cybersecurity threats proving to redefine the digital realm. Ranging from a leading AI platform limiting signups after a series of targeted cyberattacks, to a healthcare data breach that exposed millions of sensitive information.
A late 2023 poll found that over half of marketing professionals saw their email marketing ROI double, proving why email has remained a powerful tool since its launch in the 1970s. Now that more brands rely on email marketing for their brand growth, staying relevant in recipients’ inboxes is a challenge. The engagement rate shows positive growth only if your content is meaningful for the receivers. It’s all about figuring out what type of audience likes what and serving them exactly that. (more…)
An envelope_to domain is the domain of the recipient’s email address. So, if we shoot an email to someone@sample.com, then sample.com is the envelope_to domain. Now, let’s quickly recall what RUA reports are to understand the concept fully. So, RUA or aggregate DMARC reports are XML-based reports that are sent by the receiving server to the email address specified in the DMARC policy. It includes details like-
Have you already implemented DMARC but still think there’s a possibility of phishers slipping your email ecosystem and sending fraudulent emails on your behalf?
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This week, in our ongoing coverage of cybersecurity news, we take a closer look at recent cybersecurity news, threats, and innovative solutions impacting the virtual landscape. We tried covering everything ranging from coordinated cyberattacks on municipalities and banks to growing national security fears as we examined the vulnerabilities that threaten critical sectors. We’ll also cover why ransomware is such a growing threat to critical infrastructure and how co-opetition is becoming a major theme in cybersecurity. We will conclude with a highlight of the strategic alliance between Cognizant and CrowdStrike that enhances enterprise defense against emerging cyber threats.
Building Brand equity over time is very expensive and valuable. Bad actors spoof these well-known brands to attempt to steal from unsuspecting people who believe the email is coming from a known Brand.
VeriSend is a software-as-a-service designed to be an independent third-party verification system that allows email providers the ability to add Brand logos to email messages.
We maintain a service that allows mail providers to display valid Brand logos when legitimate mail is received.
VeriSend protects the brand by displaying the Brand’s logo for Valid EMail.
Mail recipients know to “look for the logo”. If they see the Brand logo, they can trust the message is from their favorite brand.
Conversely, it they do not see the Brand logo, it is a fake message, 100% of the time!
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.
The Verified Sender logo is our seal and proof to the recipient that this message is legitimately from the Brand sender.
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