I can say with confidence that the world does not need more security predictions for 2024. But as we head into the new year, it is important to have conversations about security strategy to inform our business priorities and our road maps. As I talk to our Red Sift customers, our partners, and the…
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With the recent news that Google and Yahoo are mandating a new set of security requirements for email delivery from February 2024, it’s more important than ever that you understand exactly how your email campaigns will be impacted. Luckily, for once it’s nice and clear, for senders mailing out more than 5,000 emails a…
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Microsoft has announced that from July 2023, it will honor DMARC policies in M365 and its consumer properties. By respecting a domain’s DMARC policy, Microsoft helps create a safe digital environment for its customers and consumers by ensuring that exact domain impersonation attacks are blocked...Continue Reading: Microsoft announces its new handling of DMARC policies
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The PCI SSC has announced that as of March 2025, DMARC, the email security protocol that blocks exact domain impersonations, will be part of its anti-phishing mechanisms to protect users against phishing attacks...Continue Reading: Anti-phishing mechanisms such as DMARC, SPF, and DKIM to become a requirement for PCI DSS 4.0
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Lately, spear phishing, a type of targeted phishing attack, has been expanding in volume and complexity, targeting big business brands and causing chaos for them. In this blog, we discuss the spear phishing definition, real-life examples, and ways to protect your business...Continue Reading: What is spear phishing and how to protect your business?
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As of March 2023, Microsoft 365 has started sending aggregate DMARC reports to domains with a Microsoft MX record. This long-awaited release fixes a blindspot with inbound mail to an M365 tenant that existed; previously, where Microsoft didn’t report on DMARC results, you would miss crucial insight (and legitimate senders) that could then be…
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