Email authentication and encryption protocols and standards are not a holistic solution to email security and anti-phishing. Unique fingerprinting technology is required to see and act.
IRONSCALES leads the email security and phishing mitigation industry in innovation, and more is planned for 2019.
When it comes to preventing email phishing attacks, it’s a race against time. Using our data, Aberdeen published a new report on simulated phishing attacks.
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.
In case you missed it, we were recently named to the “Emerging Vendor 2018: Cybersecurity Companies You Should Know” list by CRN
Ransomware strains continue to terrorize businesses across the world, and IRONSCALES phishing threat prevention platform can help mitigate the risk of ransomware attacks.
As email phishing grows more sophisticated and remains a primary attack vector for data breaches, many security providers are attempting to step up their solutions to better mitigate risk. Microsoft is no exception, as the tech giant continues to invest in its Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection, which it proclaims to provide protection, detection and response to “unknown and sophisticated attacks.”
HMRC implements DMARC to block spoofed emails but criminals still able to mimic brand to send phishing messages and trick victims
