Email service providers have been constantly trying to cut off all possible ways hackers exploit to send phishing and spoofing emails. Recently, Google has made another announcement according to which any company sending more than 5,000 emails per day is required to deploy DMARC to minimize the likelihood of recipients receiving fraudulent and phish-y messages. Moreover, incorporating the one-click unsubscribing feature has also become mandatory to ensure receivers aren’t bombarded with hundreds of unwanted marketing emails.
Welcome to this week’s edition of the ‘Weekly Cybersecurity Bulletin’ where we slice through the complexity of the digital security landscape to bring you the most pertinent news and updates making headlines around the world. From threat actors lodging SEC complaints to Phaas gangs getting arrested, this text has it all.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC were introduced to the world to help verify an email sender’s authenticity and if any changes were made to the content in transit. Their adoption has been slow, partly because businesses don’t have clarity on their functions.
The week has been full of cybersecurity news that continues to shake the cyber world as usual. Here’s our latest cybersecurity news piece sharing the latest developments to help you keep a step ahead of threat actors.
The responsibility of handling data comes with its own intricacies, but adhering to global data compliance laws makes the situation a bit sorted. By sorted, we don’t mean easy, but rather uniform. These laws are introduced to safeguard the privacy of customers and users while ensuring companies run their operations using the requisite details and documents. Moreover, adhering to these laws and best practices reflects your concern about cybersecurity, which consequently boosts your image as a responsible and trusted company.
Here are the latest updates related to the email security landscape, exploring the newest email security breaches and measures to combat threats that involve big names like the Pentagon and Microsoft.
A DNS record is a domain name system record that helps users visit a website without having to memorize its IP address. It basically translates easy-to-remember domain names to their corresponding IP addresses and presents the desired web results.
Stay updated on the latest cybersecurity news, featuring crucial insights into emerging threats and email protection measures with our weekly cybersecurity bulletin. Let’s take a look!
As they continue to grow in number, phishing emails have become a significant concern in the cybersecurity landscape. In October 2022, there were a staggering 101,104 unique email subjects associated with these fraudulent emails.
Here’s your weekly dive into the cyber world! We’re here to keep you in the loop about the newest scams, FBI alerts, and all the cool new tools and initiatives in the cybersecurity realm. Let’s take a look!
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