Analysis from Red Sift shared with Threatpost shows that only 3 percent of the top 200 schools in the 2020 WSJ/THE College Rankings have the DMARC protocol configured at its fullest protection level.
Analysis from Red Sift shared with Threatpost shows that only 3 percent of the top 200 schools in the 2020 WSJ/THE College Rankings have the DMARC protocol configured at its fullest protection level.
Recent advancements in quantum computing pose a substantial threat to the cryptographic algorithms that secure internet communications, particularly public key cryptography. As quantum computers evolve, they could eventually compromise these cryptographic protections, putting all internet communication at risk. While cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQCs) are not expected imminently, the transition to quantum-safe cryptography is…
Read moreCiaran Martin, former CEO of the UK National Cyber Security Centre, and Rahul Powar, CEO of Red Sift The internet’s foundational promise is one of connection, opportunity, and innovation. But as technological innovation grows, so do the risks. The challenge is clear: how do we create a fundamentally safer internet while empowering organisations of…
Read moreIn a new episode of Resilience Rising, host Sean Costigan speaks to Andrei Terentiev, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Bitcoin.com. The discussion dives into the relationship between cryptocurrency and cybersecurity, with valuable insights into the challenges and strategies for safeguarding digital assets. Navigating the intersection of cryptocurrency and cybersecurity Andrei shares his journey from…
Read moreIt has been one year since Google and Yahoo implemented stricter requirements for bulk email senders. Eleven months ago, Red Sift shared an update based on data from BIMI Radar, which revealed a concerning global readiness picture. Now, with a full year behind us, it’s time to evaluate the progress organizations have made in…
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