Why is DMARC failing? DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) failure can occur for various reasons. Here’s a breakdown of common issues that cause DMARC failures: 1. Incomplete or
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) is a powerful tool for email security. But when configuring DMARC, a crucial concept emerges: alignment. Understanding DMARC Alignment DMARC alignment refers to
Recent warnings from US federal agencies highlight a critical security concern: North Korea’s Kimsuky APT is leveraging weak DMARC policies to launch spoofing attacks. Understanding the Threat: Kimsuky APT and
As a DMARC expert at ProDMARC, I see many organizations struggle with DMARC implementation, particularly the ongoing process of DMARC monitoring. DMARC itself is a fantastic email authentication protocol that
Even in the age of instant messaging and collaboration tools, email remains the backbone of business communication. It’s estimated that over 333 billion emails are sent and received daily worldwide.This
WhatsApp, the ubiquitous messaging platform, isn’t just for sharing cat videos and coordinating family dinners anymore. Unfortunately, it’s also become a breeding ground for cybercriminals. These scams go beyond traditional
Remember that October 2023 bombshell announcement by Google and Yahoo? Their stricter security standards for senders, taking effect February 1st, 2024, sent ripples through the marketing world. If you haven’t
Are you tired of battling email impersonators and safeguarding your domain from fraudulent activities? Look no further! Welcome to ProDMARC, your trusted DMARC analytical platform that brings a light-hearted touch
A leading cyber security research organisation has recently released the results of a survey conducted by them to study the security risks involved in remote working. Two key takeaways that
SPF or Sender Policy Framework is a protocol used to detect and then block the spammers from sending malicious emails from the organization’s domain. In layman’s terms, cybercriminals cannot misuse