Did you know that any organization, regardless of its size and the number of in-house security personnel employed, can now automatically prevent, detect and respond to all types of sophisticated phishing techniques in real-time?
A two-year analysis of more than 100,000 verified email spoofing attacks found that sender name impersonations and domain look-alike attacks regularly bypass SEG technology
Let this sink in for a minute: in 2019, it is estimated that social media has exceeded 3 billion users around the globe, equating to more than one-third of the world’s population.
In part three of this blog series, we’ll introduce an anti-spoofing solution that provides all of the benefits of DMARC with none of the limitations.
In part two of this blog series, we’ll look at the interdependencies of SPF, DKIM and DMARC, explore the limitations and vulnerabilities of each, and identify the unintended consequences of DMARC adoption.
We’ve previously written a lot about DMARC, and despite the protocol having been in existence since 2011, it really did not enter into the spotlight as a mainstream email security solution until DHS jumped on the bandwagon late last year.
