Annnnd you’ve guessed it, none of the parties had their DMARC policies configured to quarantine, let alone reject. Only three of the parties - Liberal Democrats, Labour and SNP had a valid DMARC policy, but would still need to tighten configurations to direct impersonated emails using the @libdems.org.uk email domain for example, into the…
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Ultimately, it boils down to a question of trust. We’re now less inclined to trust the emails we receive and we’re less inclined to trust the technology that is supposed to defend us against the untrustworthy emails...Continue Reading: Interview: IT Security Guru – Under the microscope: inbound versus outbound email protection
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As with any type of organisation, universities need to ensure they’re protecting critical data and systems. One easy to ignore point of entry is email - most IT teams will reassure you that they have the latest and greatest email gateway protection, but what many IT professionals with decades’ experience under their belts fail…
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How can you assure recipients that the emails that are sent from @yourdomain.com are actually from you and not from an opportunistic scammer impersonating your currently reputable brand?...Continue Reading: Incoming and outgoing email: you just need to secure it all
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With more people booking holidays online than ever the travel sector is awash with scams. Let's take a look at the most common ones and how to avoid them...Continue Reading: Holiday scams and how to beat them
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In 2018, only 9% of those vendors claiming to solve your cybersecurity woes and offering the best of class protection on the market, had protected their own domains with DMARC at a level sufficient to stop phishing attacks at the gateway or sweep to the spam folder...Continue Reading: Infosecurity Europe 2019: A-listers still failing…
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