Whitelabelling is essentially the act of removing the vendor-specific information from emails so that the authentication ties together to give a DMARC pass. …Continue Reading: How whitelabelling boosts your email security setup
Archives for 2020
Featured: Red Sift leading the Way in Next-Generation Cybersecurity using IBM Cloud
CEO & Co-founder Rahul Powar explains why we chose IBM Cloud for our cloud-based IT infrastructure, allowing us to provide our customers with a robust, resilient and cost-effective platform solution…Continue Reading: Featured: Red Sift leading the Way in Next-Generation Cybersecurity using IBM Cloud
Oxidised eBPF II: Taming LLVM
Rust supports a large number of target platforms, but BPF is not one of them yet. Therefore in order to compile for the BPF virtual machine, cargo-bpf needs to implement some ad-hoc build logic…Continue Reading: Oxidised eBPF II: Taming LLVM
Featured: Red Sift selected as a “Top tech company to watch”
Red Sift were listed in 5ive Tech Recruitment’s May edition of top tech companies to watch, being shortlisted amongst Hopin and Ava. …Continue Reading: Featured: Red Sift selected as a “Top tech company to watch”
Webinar: Solving the DMARC puzzle – getting started with email authentication
A short 15 minute webinar covering everything you need to get started with authenticating your email, implementing DMARC and preventing phishing. …Continue Reading: Webinar: Solving the DMARC puzzle – getting started with email authentication
Oxidised eBPF I: Building a toolchain
This is the first of two posts about ingraind and the Rust BPF library that powers it, RedBPF. In this post I’m going to give you an overview of what ingraind is, and how it led to the development of RedBPF. Then in the next post, I’m going to get a little more technical and show how we compile Rust code to BPF binary code…Continue Reading: Oxidised eBPF I: Building a toolchain