DMARC

Phishing is a form of social engineering and one of the most common cyber crimes on the web today. According to Cisco, 86% of organizations had at least one user try to connect to a phishing site in 2021. Find out how to prevent it in our blog. …Continue Reading: How to prevent phishing attacks

Given the significant promise that DMARC with BIMI holds in stopping phishing attacks, why is the volume of attacks and the damage they inflict increasing? To answer this question, we conducted a comprehensive study to understand the state of BIMI readiness and implementation across domains, enterprises, and brands…Continue Reading: The state of BIMI readiness in 2022: room to run

This is great news for the industry, as now any mail provider can take advantage of Apple Mail’s extensive market share to enhance the confidence that a digitally certified email provides the end user. …Continue Reading: Apple’s inclusive support of BIMI and VMC extends reach to 90% of consumer inboxes

Apple has now officially revealed on its iOS 16 features page that BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) will be supported by macOS Ventura/iOS 16. But what exactly does Apple’s announcement mean, and how does this impact you?…Continue Reading: 8 Things you need to know about the Apple and BIMI announcement

Cybercrime is a lucrative and continuously evolving business that impacts companies of all sizes. Let’s dive into the biggest email-driven cyberattacks of 2022 and the lessons they offer to enterprises. …Continue Reading: Lessons from the biggest email-driven cyberattacks of 2022

In an ideal world, you’d be able to spot and secure every vulnerability in your attack surface. But in the ever-evolving age of online, this just isn’t feasible. This is why we have responsible disclosure and bug bounty programs. But how does DMARC vulnerability fit in?…Continue Reading: What is a beg bounty? How to avoid paying out for DMARC vulnerability