Byline: The evolution of email: Why we invested in Red Sift
Featured on the Medium homepage, Mina Samaan explores some of the reasons why MMC Ventures recently invested in Red Sift, alongside In-Q-Tel, White Star Capital and Oxford Capital.
Award: UK Business Tech 2019 – finalist in ‘Best application of Tech – Security’
Using supporting materials and customer reviews, a panel of industry judges have shortlisted OnDMARC by Red Sift for ‘Best application of Tech – Security’. A Dont Panic Projects event, the […]
Award: Computing Security Awards 2019 – finalists in three categories
Continuing on from our 2017 accolade from the same competition, Red Sift have been shortlisted for three different categories in 2019; ‘Email Security Solution of the Year’, ‘Anti Phishing Solution […]
Award: Computing Cloud Excellence 2019 – ‘Cloud Security Product of the Year – SME’ finalists
We’ve been nominated amongst eight other cybersecurity companies for the best Cloud Security Product of the Year. An Incisive Media event, the winners are announced on 19th September 2019 at […]
Award: British Legal Technology Awards – ‘IT Security Provider of the Year’ finalists
Red Sift have been shortlisted as the best IT Security of the Year alongside two other Security Providers. A Net Law Media event, the awards night takes place at the […]
Hoisting new cybersecurity standards
The fundamental point of any type of standard is that it ensures consistency, sets the bar for what acceptable (if not necessarily ideal) looks like, and enables interoperability.
Incoming and outgoing email: you just need to secure it all
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?
Be sure to beat the summer holiday scams
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.
Is your network full of broken windows?
Ultimately criminals don’t want to waste time on targets that won’t be susceptible to their scams, so they use social engineering techniques to filter out the wary from the credulous. They don’t want to waste time on targets that have clearly invested money and effort in constructing effective cyber defences, so they focus on identifying those whose security ‘posture’ appears weakest (think of a burglar walking down the street looking for a property with an open window).
Interview: Rahul Powar, co-founder & CEO of Red Sift, chats to SC Magazine
Want to become a supplier to a government, or trade with a major multinational? You’ll likely find a lengthy list of requirements to comply with before you make it through the procurement process.