A DKIM selector is a keyword, an ID, or a string that makes a DKIM key unique. It’s generated by appending the selector to your sending domain. Let’s say your domain is company.com, and your selector is mail1; you create a DKIM key by appending it to a ._domainkey. Here’s what it would look like- …
It’s the second week of January 2025. While some people are staying true to their New Year resolutions, others are still reveling in the holiday mood. But threat actors across the world are super active around this time. They love to make the most out of this phase when security tends to get a bit…
Omnisend users who don’t have SPF, DKIM, and DMARC protocols in place are in for a problem. Their emails are highly likely to be blocked, hindering communication and operations. With these three email authentication protocols in place, users comply with Omnisend’s requirements and keep their brand names out of phishing and spoofing reports. No matter…
Do you use Apple Mail to send out business emails? We’ve got good news for you (and your brand). If you thought sending branded emails with Apple Mail was a far-fetched idea, things are about to change for you! With the latest iOS 18.2 update, Apple is now allowing its users to send branded emails…
2024 whirled by just like that, and we are already celebrating the new year 2025. Unfortunately, with every passing year, the threat actors are getting more and more sophisticated. While you are busy celebrating the new year, threat actors are inching closer to your data every moment. That’s exactly why we are here with our…
You might have enabled DMARC, but unless you have correctly configured it and ensured that the policies are well implemented, you will face issues. Not to mention, your domain’s email deliverability will also face its blow. As a domain owner, it is important to understand that configuring your email-sending domain with DMARC just because the…
