Cybersecurity for everyone
Given the significant promise that DMARC with BIMI holds in stopping phishing attacks, why is the volume of attacks and the damage they inflict increasing? To answer this question, we conducted a comprehensive study to understand the state of BIMI readiness and implementation across domains, enterprises, and brands.
Sometimes referred to as “brand exploitation” or “brandjacking”, brand abuse can come in many forms. But, ultimately the term describes the infringement of a company’s brand by an outside party or attacker. This party will use your business’ reputation for its own gain, at the expense of your brand equity.
Sift is proud to be recognized as a finalist for the Cloud Security Innovation of the Year and Software-as-a-Service Innovation of the Year Awards by SDC!
Based on user feedback, we’re delighted to announce a new and improved reporting flow that enables end users to report malicious emails more easily and allows response teams to spot trends in potentially malicious emails and remediate them more efficiently.
This is great news for the industry, as now any mail provider can take advantage of Apple Mail’s extensive market share to enhance the confidence that a digitally certified email provides the end user.
The larger the digital footprint a brand has, the larger an attack surface it has for brand abuse.
Here are 3 ways that your organization may be open to online brand abuse right now.
Apple has now officially revealed on its iOS 16 features page that BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) will be supported by macOS Ventura/iOS 16. But what exactly does Apple’s announcement mean, and how does this impact you?
Regular network monitoring is essential for any organization. It ensures better business performance and provides optimal user experience. In this blog we explore active and passive monitoring, what’s the difference, and why it matters.
Cybercrime is a lucrative and continuously evolving business that impacts companies of all sizes. Let’s dive into the biggest email-driven cyberattacks of 2022 and the lessons they offer to enterprises.
To comply with DORA, businesses must make provisions in all areas of their business. But a key area that shouldn’t be overlooked is email and domain security, or rather how businesses look to mitigate threats relating to this.