Collaborate Disseminate
Valimail’s data shows a slow decline in the rate of email spoofing through exact-domain impersonation over the past several years. In the last year it’s remained roughly level at about 1% of all email volume authenticated by Valimail. This … Continue reading Domain spoofing declines as protective measures grow (research part 3)
The majority of the 933,000 domains with DMARC are owned by small companies, small nonprofits, or individuals. Perhaps companies with large IT budgets can do better at deploying DMARC and getting to enforcement? The answer: A little bit — but it … Continue reading Which industries are doing best at email security? (research part 2)
The battle against phishing rages on. Estimates from the FBI peg losses due to just one type of email-based attack, the business email compromise (BEC), at $1.7 billion in 2019 alone. Other sources have noted that 83% of email attacks are brand imperso… Continue reading Email: The front line of cybercrime (research part 1)
TechRepublic recently published an article plus a short, 6-minute video that explains exactly how DMARC works and why it’s needed to protect companies, organizations, and even presidential campaigns. Lance Whitney, a writer for TechRepublic, spok… Continue reading How DMARC works to protect companies — and elections (video)
The 2020 U.S. presidential election has reached a significant cybersecurity milestone. For the first time, more than half of the candidates for president have domains that are protected from spoofing. Of the 15 candidates currently in the race (as list… Continue reading Presidential campaigns reach email security milestone