After months of beta testing and feedback, we are excited to announce that Red Sift Radar, our skilled up LLM offering seamless integration with Red Sift OnDMARC, is now commercially available. With Red Sift Radar, security teams can detect exposures, prevent configuration drift, and classify assets or suspicious activity without adding additional headcount. By…
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We’re delighted to share that Red Sift OnDMARC’s winning streak continues. This Fall, we’ve once again been named a Leader in G2’s DMARC category, achieving recognition in both the overall Leader category and Europe for the first time. This recognition is based on our high Customer Satisfaction scores and strong market presence. Red Sift…
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We’re delighted to announce that Red Sift OnDMARC has again been named a Leader in G2’s DMARC category for Summer 2024. This recognition is based on our high Customer Satisfaction scores and strong market presence. Red Sift appeared in 11 reports – 5 new ones since Spring 2024! – earning 5 badges: A few…
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Tl;dr: Google has announced that as of October 31, 2024, Chrome will no longer trust certificates signed by Entrust root certificates. While there is no immediate impact on existing certificates or those issued before 31st October 2024, organizations should start reviewing their estate now. On Thursday 27th June 2024, Google announced that it had…
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tl;dr: The recent compromise of the polyfill.io domain has triggered a broad-reaching web supply chain attack, impacting over 100,000 websites across various sectors including finance, healthcare, non-profits, academia, and more. To ensure the security of your website, we strongly advise you immediately remove any reference to polyfill.io. Latest update: 27th June 2024 Sansec, a…
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tl;dr: We’re thrilled to announce DNS Guardian — a new feature in Red Sift OnDMARC that can swiftly identify and stop domain takeovers that lead to malicious mail. Back in February, we shared updates with the community about SubdoMailing – an attack discovered by Guardio Labs. The attack was a form of subdomain takeover,…
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