Democratised Cybersecurity
In an article published by Today’s conveyancer, Red Sift’s 2017 UK Law firms DMARC Adoption statistics are used to emphasise how, although there is improvement, current figures are still worrying […]
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 to realise is that even the tightest email gateway protection will be powerless against emails that purport to come from a legitimate source.
Rahul Powar shares his thoughts with ComputerWeekly about how the technology Red Sift’s building can help the Government’s UK cyber security recruitment shortage.
The inaugural ranking of the capital’s most exciting technology companies, Red Sift were featured on Business Cloud’s London Tech 50 ranking for 2019 list, alongside the likes of Monzo, Starling […]
Red Sift were featured on Peerlyst’s ’12 UK-based Infosec Startups To Know’ list, alongside the likes of Tessian, Darktrace and AimBrain.
In a Lawyer Checker article, Rois Ni Thuama PhD looks into why a number of top UK financial institutions have requested their legal partners implement DMARC in a bid to […]
Our founder and CEO, Rahul Powar, sits down with London TechWatch to discuss the finer details behind our recent $8.8M series A funding.
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.
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 […]
2018 saw a 250% year on year increase in DMARC policies published, so whatever it is, it’s seeing traction in the market. So let’s explain each acronym and see if we can’t make it simple.
