Mailing lists and authentication: How they work with ARC
Learn how Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) fixes the problem between mailing lists and email authentication protocols.
Not all DMARC enforcement policies are created equal
Your DMARC p=reject or quarantine policy may not be as strong as you think it is. Not all DMARC enforcement policies are created equal–learn more here!
US Warns: North Korea Exploiting Weak/Missing DMARC Policies
The US recently issued a joint security advisory of North Korean email attacks that are exploiting weak DMARC policies. Get the latest here.
DKIM for ESPs: How to implement DKIM properly
Learn how ESPS should implement DKIM authentication for maximum protection for senders.
Email Cybersecurity vs. Email Authentication: What’s the Difference?
Learn about the differences and similarities between email cybersecurity and email authentication to ensure you have the end-to-end protection your business needs.
Why you should add email authentication to your DNS
Some folks can be hesitant to touch their DNS records, but here’s why you should add email authentication protocols into your DNS.
What You Need to Know to Protect Your Identity and Finances This Tax Season
Recent tax scams, as highlighted by the IRS and the FBI, continue to pose significant threats to taxpayers, exploiting various schemes to commit fraud and identity theft. The IRS’s “Dirty Dozen” list for 2023 underscores the variety of scams taxpayers and tax professionals should be wary of, not only during the tax season but throughout […]
Is a DMARC Policy Right for Everyone?
Learn why a DMARC policy is a must-have for every brand, and how it protects your business while simultaneously boosting email deliverability rates.
What Is Email Authentication?
Keep reading to learn all about the different types of email authentication and why you need these protocols.
What is email ARC (Authenticated Received Chain)
Learn how the email ARC (Authenticated Received Chain) Protocol protects senders and consumers by improving the security of email forwarding.
BEC scams cost companies $50 Billion in losses
Business email compromise (BEC) is a $50 billion scam, according to the latest numbers of the FBI. Keep reading to learn more on how to protect yourself.
Valimail DMARC Enforcement Report: Less than 50% of Companies in Banks and Financial Services Industry at Enforcement
Check out the highlights from our recent financial services DMARC enforcement report.