Securing email communication has become a top priority for organizations operating on Microsoft Exchange. The Sender Policy Framework (SPF) plays a critical role in this effort by enabling domain owners to specify which servers are authorized to send emails on their behalf. Without properly configured SPF records, enterprises risk exposure to email spoofing, phishing, and…
It’s already week 3 of August, and as promised, we are back with the third edition of the month, where we will talk about global cyber happenings. This time, our focus will be on the extremely popular fast food outlet of McDonald’s. Next, we will explore the recent cyber breach that affected Allianz Insurance. Lastly,…
Email is one of the highest ROI channels in digital marketing—but only if your messages actually make it to the inbox. And today, that outcome hinges almost entirely on whether or not you’ve correctly set up—and consistently maintain—three critical email authentication protocols: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. These aren’t just technical buzzwords. They are the gatekeepers…
Securing email communication is a critical priority for organizations that rely on Microsoft Exchange Server. As one of the most widely used enterprise email platforms, Exchange handles sensitive internal and external communications, making it a prime target for phishing, spoofing, and other email-based attacks. Without proper protection, malicious actors can impersonate trusted domains, damage reputation,…
In today’s digital world, getting your emails into the right inbox is just as important as the message itself. Poor email deliverability can lead to wasted marketing spend, low engagement, and damage to your sender reputation. For businesses relying on email outreach, ensuring messages reach valid and active addresses is key to boosting open rates,…
Hello folks! It’s the 2nd week of August, and the cybercrooks are already geared up with their sophisticated attack plans. Let’s find out what happened in the past week. In this detailed bulletin, we will talk about cybersecurity being a mandatory subject across schools in the UAE. We will also focus on the DOGE vulnerabilities…
Without proper email authentication in place, threat actors can spoof your emails and communicate on your behalf, jeopardizing your reputation and the targeted recipient’s data and money. All this can be prevented if your domain has SPF, DKIM, and DMARC in place. Each of these protocols operates differently, but when they work in tandem with…
Navigating the internet is like exploring a vast city filled with countless destinations, but what happens when you don’t have a map? This is where DNS (Domain Name System) comes in—serving as the essential guide that translates user-friendly domain names into numerical addresses that computers understand. Understanding how this crucial system operates can help demystify…
Hola people! August is here, and so are we! Once again, we bring to you a fresh dose of cybersecurity news to help you combat the increasing threat of cyberattacks. Our ultimate goal is to make you aware of the cyber threats that are currently circulating. The only way you can safeguard your sensitive data…
Over the last year or so, DMARC adoption has increased manifold, primarily due to email authentication-related announcements and requirements. Starting Feb 1, 2024, Gmail and Yahoo began requiring bulk email senders (defined as domains sending over 5,000 emails per day to their services) to implement SPF, DKIM, and DMARC while also maintaining a spam complaint…
