DMARC

AI-generated email attacks are rapidly growing in scale and sophistication, demanding stronger defenses from at-risk organizations. Starting today, Red Sift is excited to announce a new strategic partnership with Cloudflare, the leading connectivity cloud company, to deliver its market-leading email security application, Red Sift OnDMARC, to a broader global audience.  Today’s alignment enhances Cloudflare’s capabilities…Continue Reading: Cloudflare selects Red Sift as a preferred partner to provide DMARC and advanced email security

Executive summary: New Zealand’s Secure Government Email Framework mandates DMARC at p=reject—plus hard-fail SPF, universal DKIM, enforced MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT—by October 2025. The rules replace SEEMail, curb soaring phishing losses, and will affect every organization that emails the public sector. Key takeaways: The New Zealand Government has recently published the Secure Government Email (SGE) Common Implementation…Continue Reading: New Zealand moves to mandate DMARC enforcement

Executive summary: Implementing DMARC delivers one of the clearest, fastest returns on investment in email security. By authenticating outgoing mail and blocking spoofed messages, DMARC cuts the direct costs of phishing and Business Email Compromise, safeguards brand reputation, and boosts deliverability—ultimately driving revenue and trimming operational workload. Key takeaways: Email is a critical communication tool for businesses,…Continue Reading: DMARC: The best ROI for your organization

Microsoft’s decision to join Google and Yahoo in enforcing stricter rules for high-volume senders has triggered an immediate response across the internet. In the last 30 days alone, 406,042 new domains have deployed Domain‑based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC), pushing the global total to 10.9 million. While not all domains will be exclusive Outlook users, a…Continue Reading: 400,000 DMARC boost after Microsoft’s high-volume sender update

Executive Summary: DMARCbis, also known as DMARC 2.0, is the forthcoming update to the DMARC email authentication protocol, designed to address limitations and ambiguities in the original standard, with an expectation to be finalized and published in 2025. The update introduces clearer guidelines, a new method for determining organizational domains, and streamlined record management. While…Continue Reading: DMARCbis: What are the changes and how to be ready

Phishing campaigns continue to change. Attackers are adapting faster than traditional security tools, using more subtle methods to bypass filters and reach inboxes. The latest KnowBe 4 Phishing Threat Trends Report (2025) shows a steady increase in attacks that slip through email security platforms and a growing use of techniques that avoid detection, increasing 173%…Continue Reading: Why DMARC matters: Protect your organization from evolving phishing threats