email security

Whitelabelling is essentially the act of removing the vendor-specific information from emails so that the authentication ties together to give a DMARC pass. …Continue Reading: How whitelabelling boosts your email security setup

We wanted to take a look at just a couple of cybersecurity measures that can be reviewed, deployed, managed and updated during this quieter time (for some), so when we transition back to ‘normal’, your organization will be fighting fit and armed for the latest cyber threats. …Continue Reading: Spring clean your cybersecurity posture

Researchers at Red Sift analysed the primary domains of the top 48 most romantic restaurants in London, as ranked by GQ Magazine, and found that only one had DMARC in place, though not at a level to fully protect customers from email fraud…Continue Reading: London’s romantic restaurants slacking on DMARC

Once OnDMARC was in place, Greenhill uncovered 2,734 unauthorized email sources sending 671,000 fake emails from a parked domain; in the first 90 days, a million spoof emails were blocked; its SPF pass rate increased from 79.7% to 100%, specifically due to OnDMARC’s Dynamic SPF feature. …Continue Reading: OnDMARC Success Stories

The digital and online world is changing quickly and constantly. Systems and security is like a world-wide game that everyone can have a go at cracking. But how does the world of cyber security look today compared to a few years ago? And what’s in store for the future?…Continue Reading: Interview: Tech Nation – The Past, Present and Future of Cyber Security

Ultimately, it boils down to a question of trust. We’re now less inclined to trust the emails we receive and we’re less inclined to trust the technology that is supposed to defend us against the untrustworthy emails…Continue Reading: Interview: IT Security Guru – Under the microscope: inbound versus outbound email protection