Valimail Wins Again!
The Business Intelligence Group today announced that Valimail has won the 2022 Fortress Cyber Security Awards in the data protection category.
How the Australian Labor Party stops email impersonation attacks
How Federal Agencies are Meeting the Email Authentication Challenge On October 16, 2017 the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it would require federal agencies to implement email authentication (including DMARC) on their email-sending domains by January 15, 2018. The DHS directive, BOD 18-01, also required agencies to set their DMARC records to […]
Myths and Truths of DMARC
DMARC can be a confusing topic: Points of view vary and there is no shortage of misinformation out there. But there are some recurring themes worth unpacking.
Let’s talk DMARC: A Conversation with Microsoft and Itron
Did you miss the Valimail LinkedIn Live on March 4? You can still catch the replay of this episode of our “Let’s Talk DMARC” series and get in touch with our speakers: Doug Dominey from Itron, Jonah Levine from Microsoft and our own PJ Singh.
Valimail Wins Gold at the 2022 Cyber Security Global Excellence Awards®
Valimail is a Gold winner in the 18th Annual 2022 Cyber Security Global Excellence Awards®
Let’s talk DMARC: The Path to DMARC Enforcement
Watch our demo with our DMARC expert and learn how you can get to DMARC Enforcement using Valimail patented technology.
How Long Do DNS Updates Take?
How long do DNS updates take? You almost always see a disclaimer saying it could take 24-48 hours for your change to fully take effect. Is that really true?
Log4Shell Vulnerability: What You Need to Know!
There is a new zero-day security vulnerability known as Log4Shell that hit the world last week. Here’s what you need to know.
Bolster Brand Resilience With DMARC
But when it comes to protecting your reputation and building resilience into your brand through email security, the marketing organization just may be the optimal partner.
A Brief History of Communications.
We’ve communicated with each other in various ways for centuries, always seeking ways to connect. For as long as we’ve had communications, we had to secure them.
How vulnerable are U.S. election operations to email spoofing?
This post is an excerpt from the Valimail research report, 2020 Election Infrastructure Remains Vulnerable to Email Hacking, which was released last week — receiving coverage on NPR and elsewhere. U.S. elections happen largely at the local level, with elections administered by local boards of elections or registrars of voters. Those elections are usually conducted […]
How vulnerable are U.S. political campaigns to election interference from spoofed email?
How much can you trust that a political fundraising email really came from who it appears to come from — or that if you click the links in the message, that the money you donate will actually end up in the account of who you intended to support? The answer, when it comes to most […]