Configuring SPF, DKIM, and DMARC For Klaviyo

Configuring SPF, DKIM, and DMARC For Klaviyo

Klaviyo is a popular marketing automation platform for e-commerce platforms that helps them plan email campaigns and analyze customer behavior for improved engagement and conversions. If you are one of its users, it’s important for you to set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records for email authenticity and deliverability. This exercise ensures that only authorized…

A Basic Guide to Email Authentication for Legal Professionals

A Basic Guide to Email Authentication for Legal Professionals

Individual legal professionals and law firms are becoming one of the favorite targets for cybercriminals. The incidence of cyber attacks targeting UK law firms rose by 36% in the last year. Chaucer, a specialty reinsurance group, reported a total of 166 cyber breaches for the 2021/22 period. This figure surged to 226 for the 2022/23…

How Do You Configure Third-Party Vendors to Be DMARC Compliant?

According to the How Businesses Hire Agencies Study by Semrush, nearly 94% of businesses outsource some or all of their marketing activities, including sending emails on their behalf. With such outsourcing comes the risk of opening up new gateways for malicious actors to access, intercept, and exploit your technical and non-technical resources.  So, deploying SPF,…

Reasons Why You Aren’t Receiving DMARC XML Reports

Reasons Why You Aren’t Receiving DMARC XML Reports

Once you have created a DMARC record, the job is not over; the real work of monitoring begins after that. Domain owners or administrators have to assess XML reports to understand if someone is sending unauthorized emails from your domain.  But what if you don’t receive these reports in the first place? You won’t get…

Phishing vs. Smishing vs. Vishing: Everything You Need to Know

Phishing vs. Smishing vs. Vishing: Everything You Need to Know

Have you ever received an email from a seemingly familiar sender only to realize that it was perhaps a fraudulent one, masquerading as a legitimate email? Well, this looks like a classic case of a phishing attack that involves deceitful communication designed to trick individuals into divulging sensitive information, such as login credentials, financial details,…