Email Technology
This guide describes the process for configuring Google Workspace to send DMARC-compliant messages. The post Source Guide: Google Workspace appeared first on dmarcian.
This source guide describes the process for configuring Microsoft 365 to send DMARC-compliant messages. The post Source Guide: Miscrosoft 365 appeared first on dmarcian.
As your DMARC advocate, we continue our lofty goal of cataloging each of the most popular sources, their DMARC capabilities and providing practical guidance on “how to” configure each to send DMARC-compliant messages. The post Top Source Guides appeared first on dmarcian.
SPF has been around for a long time and enjoys a rich history. But there are some challenges with the way SPF works. In this article we take a look at these issues and at the barriers that are keeping SPF from being better. The post Why SPF Is so Funky in Today’s Modern World appeared first on dmarcian.
“Technologies recommended in support of core Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and the Domain Name System (DNS) include mechanisms for authenticating a sending domain: Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) and Domain based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC).” The post National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Provides DMARC Guidance appeared first on dmarcian.
Because of the accessibility of email, we’ve seen increased abuse that has become more sophisticated over the years. Business email compromise (BEC) attacks cost organizations an estimated $2.4 billion in losses in 2021 in the US alone. The post What is Business Email Compromise (BEC)? appeared first on dmarcian.
Our DMARC deployment experts often hear from customers about email from mailing lists not being delivered. Have you run up against this challenge in your DMARC project? The post Mailing Lists and DMARC appeared first on dmarcian.
To provide a second step beyond your password in proving and securing your online identity, Multifactor Authentication steps in as a double-check in the authentication process. The post Enhance Your Security Stance with Multifactor Authentication appeared first on dmarcian.
No matter where you are in your DMARC deployment project, it’s useful to know that reaching a policy of p=reject initiates the stage of DMARC maintenance and management. The post Life After Reject appeared first on dmarcian.
DMARC’s utility as an anti-spoofing technology stems from a significant innovation—instead of attempting to filter out malicious email, why not provide people with a way to easily identify legitimate email? The post DMARC: Central Component of Zero Trust appeared first on dmarcian.