The divide between MSPs that grow year after year and those that plateau is getting wider. And it has nothing to do with: What separates growing MSPs from stagnant ones is how they operate day to day. The MSPs that scale intentionally adopt a small set of behaviours that most others either postpone, overthink, or…
DMARC validates emails sent from your Microsoft 365 domain to prevent spoofed senders from attempting business email compromise (BEC) attacks, ransomware, and other phishing instances. For the DMARC validation process, the domains in the MAIL FROM and FROM addresses are verified for alignment. DMARC in Microsoft 365 for different domain types For MOERA domain users…
If you thought that simply deploying DMARC on your email ecosystem was sufficient to ensure comprehensive protection against spoofing and phishing attacks, you might be in for an unpleasant surprise! Unfortunately, DMARC isn’t a “deploy and done” authentication protocol. To steer malicious actors away from your domain and ensure that your email lands in the…
DMARC visibility strengthens email security and authentication by facilitating domain owners with information required to manage domain reputation and aids in the identification of fraudulent emails sent from your domain. These insights are gained by monitoring DMARC reports and hosting DMARC services. In 2022, more than 27% of global phishing attacks were targeted towards delivery…
Phishing and BEC attacks are on the rise, and the ever-evolving digital landscape has now emerged to a place where it’s very challenging to detect fraudulent email content by just reading them. It’s a matter of concern to know that 15% of employees respond to emails sent by threat actors, which leads to potential compromises…
It’s no news that domains compliant with DMARC are less vulnerable to becoming targets of phishing-based cyberattacks than the ones not using it. In fact, domains without DMARC enforcement are 4.75x more likely to be the target of spoofing versus domains with DMARC enforcement. There are 3 DMARC policies and each of them represents an…
DMARC has always been a robust email authentication tool. Microsoft’s latest announcement honoring senders’ DMARC policy settings is a significant step in enhancing email security for Microsoft email users. DMARC has been an efficient email authentication tool for a long time, providing reliable email security for numerous users. However, Microsoft had not been leveraging its…
Listen to this blog post below As a domain owner, you choose the power of DMARC, and its strength is entirely in your hands. However, you must stay informed before picking the best DMARC policy for your domain. Although there is no right or wrong way to choose a DMARC policy (because it depends on…
Listen to this blog post below This text will delve into the details of DMARC and share how it influences the sending of emails. Read on to how this email authentication protocol works. Email is the primary communication tool for businesses and individuals alike. However, the threats surrounding emails, such as phishing and spoofing, are…
Email spoofing tricks users into believing that the senders of malicious emails are genuine. A robust DMARC policy framework uses SPF and DKIM to identify spoof email attempts and prevents users from accessing them. Phishing attacks in the past used to be a hit-and-miss affair. The data gets compromised if the target opens the email…
In this article, we will explore the role of three key email authentication protocols: DMARC, DKIM, and SPF, and how they play a vital role in the era of phishing and email spam protection for businesses and individuals. Email is a crucial communication tool for businesses to interact with customers, clients, and employees. However, it…
With cybercriminals using the email route to introduce malware into network systems, adopting the right email security measures has become paramount in today’s most emerging threat landscape. Protecting your organization’s information asset’s confidentiality, integrity, and availability is crucial because of technological improvements in the wake of the latest security threats. Businesses, especially SMEs, must know…
Email authentication is becoming increasingly vital for email deliverability. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are the three primary authentication methods used by ISPs to verify that an email received is from a legitimate source. This article will explain how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC work and how ISPs support them. It is vital to prevent individuals from…
DMARC, SPF, and DKIM can improve your organization’s email security by authenticating incoming emails. This post discusses how DMARC, SPF, and DKIM work and how to create DMARC, SPF, and DKIM records. Since the preferred mode of communication for organizations, businesses, and individuals worldwide is email, avoiding phishing and spam becomes the top priority to…
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) is an email authentication protocol that improves the SPF and DKIM protocols. It allows senders to specify how email should be handled if it fails SPF or DKIM authentication. This post discusses one of the most crucial aspects of DMARC, i.e., DMARC Tags. DMARC provides a way for…
