DPDP 2025 demands continuous, evidence-ready compliance. ProAuditor unifies audits, risk, and policy to help organizations stay inspection-ready. …
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DPDP 2025 puts privacy in focus. Employee awareness drives real compliance. With ProLMS, training becomes easy, engaging, and essential for trust. …
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Dangling DNS is a common and dangerous misconfiguration in Domain Name System (DNS) records. It occurs when a DNS entry points to an external service or resource that no longer exists, but the record itself remains active. This leaves a subdomain vulnerable to a subdomain takeover attack.
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RBI mandates banks to migrate to .bank.in domain by Oct 31, 2025, to boost cybersecurity and combat digital financial fraud. …
Read MoreRBI Confirms ‘.bank.in’ Domain Rollout: Migration Deadline Set for October 31, 2025
Microsoft’s new 2025 rules for bulk email senders demand SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Stay compliant and secure with ProDMARC before the deadline hits. …
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Measure and optimize your BIMI impact with ProDMARC’s BIMI Insights Report—track brand impressions and maximize email visibility. …
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While many organizations focus on securing outbound emails with DMARC, inbound DMARC validation remains an often-overlooked yet essential defense against phishing, spoofing, and email-based cyber threats. By verifying incoming emails against DMARC policies, businesses can prevent fraudulent messages from reaching employees, reducing the risk of data breaches and financial fraud.
Implementing inbound DMARC validation strengthens internal security, ensures regulatory compliance, and upholds customer trust. Tools like ProDMARC provide deep visibility into email threats, helping organizations monitor and enforce DMARC policies effectively. Don’t leave your email security vulnerable—take action today to safeguard your inbox. …
DMARC forensic reports are an essential part of email security, providing valuable insights into authentication failures and potential malicious activity. However, many organizations struggle to receive these reports due to common configuration issues such as incorrect reporting addresses, DNS misconfigurations, or email forwarding issues. By understanding and addressing these problems, businesses can enhance their email security posture and quickly identify and respond to phishing and spoofing attempts. …
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RBI launches ‘bank.in’ & ‘fin.in’ to fight cyber fraud. BFSI firms must prep for secure email transitions with DMARC. Here’s what you need to know. …
Read MoreBanks to Use ‘bank.in’, Non-Banks ‘fin.in’: RBI’s New Domain Initiative
DMARC forensic reports are an essential part of email security, providing valuable insights into authentication failures and potential malicious activity. However, many organizations struggle to receive these reports due to common configuration issues such as incorrect reporting addresses, DNS misconfigurations, or email forwarding issues. By understanding and addressing these problems, businesses can enhance their email security posture and quickly identify and respond to phishing and spoofing attempts. …
Read MoreDMARC Forensic Reports Missing? Here’s What Might Be Wrong