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Salesforce DMARC, SPF, and DKIM Setup Guide
Blog, ESP AlignmentLearn how to set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to enhance Salesforce email security. Protect your domain from spoofing attacks with email authentication protocols.
Top 10 DMARC Providers in the Market
Blog, DMARCSecure your email domain with the top DMARC providers of 2024. Find the best solution for enhanced security and delivery.
5 Types of Social Security Email Scams & How to Prevent Them
Blog, Email SecurityOur detailed guide covers the 5 most common social security email scams. Learn the details and best practices to prevent them and stay protected.
PowerDMARC Achieves the 2024 G2 Fall Leader Badge in DMARC Software
Blog, Email SecurityPowerDMARC takes the lead in DMARC software! Recognized by G2 as a Fall 2024 Leader, we offer award-winning email authentication solutions. Get a free demo!
Common Mark Certificates (CMC) for Google BIMI Adoption
Blog, Email SecurityCommon Mark Certificates (CMCs) will now allow Gmail senders to display BIMI logos
8 Safe Email Marketing Tips for Online Businesses
Blog, CybersecurityFollow 8 safe email marketing tips to protect your campaigns from phishing, data breaches, and legal risks. Implement authentication, compliance, and security best practices.
PowerDMARC Bags Multiple Crozdesk 2024 Awards
Blog, CybersecurityPowerDMARC receives three prestigious Crozdesk 2024 awards, including the Quality Choice, Happiest Users, and Trusted Vendor Awards.
Red Team VS Blue Team
Blog, CybersecurityUnderstand the key differences between the Red (offensive) and Blue (deffensive) teams in cybersecurity. Discover how they work and strengthen your cybersecurity.
What Is DMARC Policy? None, Quarantine And Reject
Blog, DMARCA DMARC policy allows domain owners to specify how email receivers should handle emails that fail authentication checks (SPF and DKIM) - none, quarantine or reject.
What is EchoSpoofing?: Proofpoint Email Routing Exploit
Blog, CybersecurityThe recent exploitation of Proofpoint’s email routing flaw, known as EchoSpoofing, allowed attackers to send millions of spoofed emails across multiple organizations.