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Only 26% of leading Fintechs enforce DMARC at p=reject, the strongest protection against spoofing by bad actors. Phishing remains a top driver of breaches and fraud. Financial services are a prime target because email moves money, resets passwords, and confirms identity. Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report again lists social engineering and phishing among the…Continue Reading: 41% of top Fintech companies are vulnerable to email phishing

Email remains a heavy lifter for credit unions, whether it’s member notices, statements, loan workflows, or vendor coordination. That’s exactly why impersonation keeps paying, with the National Credit Union Association (NCUA) warning that all credit unions and vendors are active targets for phishing and social engineering, and urges rapid incident reporting when attacks hit. When…Continue Reading: 74% of US credit unions vulnerable to email spoofing: Is your organization at risk?

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: Accurate logo detection is essential for protecting brands against misuse and fraudulent activities. Red Sift’s hybrid AI approach enhances detection precision, effectively balancing the reduction of false positives with the identification of genuine threats. This article: Introduction Logo detection is crucial for brand protection, helping identify logo misuse in lookalike domains and fraudulent activities….Continue Reading: Enhanced logo detection with AI: A hybrid approach