SPF

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

Email security is crucial to shield your business reputation, and you must deploy the necessary measures to stay abreast of cybercriminals. This extensive domain guide contains many terms that you may need an understanding of…Continue Reading: Your quick guide to email security acronyms: SMTP, MX Records, DNS, DMARC, and more

Last year, Black Friday sales topped $188.2 billion. With more money to be made than ever, businesses in all sectors are chomping at the bit to get the most out of this annual shopping extravaganza. Here are 6 ways to make sure your Black Friday and Cyber Monday emails get noticed in the inbox…Continue Reading: 6 ways to get your Black Friday and Cyber Monday emails noticed

We live in an age of innovation, but also misinformation, and there’s a real danger of myths and falsehoods sabotaging our ability to utilize technologies for the better. In this blog, Brian Westnedge debunks 19 myths surrounding DMARC…Continue Reading: 19 DMARC myths debunked by the experts

This week’s blog comes from Yanna-Torry Aspraki, Business Development & Deliverability Specialist at EmailConsul. In this blog, she gives expert insight into the world of email deliverability and covers the ins and outs of how you can improve yours…Continue Reading: Mastering the Art of Email Deliverability, by Yanna-Torry Aspraki

SPF is extremely important for sending organizations to get right, but it is equally easy to get wrong because of the strict specification of the protocol and the increasing complexity of cloud sending infrastructure…Continue Reading: Don’t get caught making this SPF mistake