Email Security
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Email Still Sucks… 50 Years Later
Email is one of the oldest technologies still shaping how we communicate online. Born in the early days of the internet, it has connected billions of people, transformed businesses, and sparked an entire industry of platforms, tools, and specialists dedicated to getting a message from one inbox to another. Yet, despite all of its history and the layers of innovation…
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Understanding DMARC: The Evolution of Email Authentication and Its Role in Preventing Spoofing
Email remains one of the most critical and widely exploited communication tools in the digital world. Despite numerous advances in security, one of the persistent challenges has been email spoofing—when a malicious actor sends emails with forged sender addresses to deceive recipients. Table of ContentsWhy DMARC Was NecessaryHow DMARC Works (Visual Guide Reference)DMARC Keys and Cryptographic ValidationBenefits of DMARCDMARC Implementation…
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EasyDMARC: The All-in-One Email Authentication Solution for DMARC Compliance
Businesses face increasing challenges in securing email communications and protecting their brand reputation. With the rise of phishing attacks, email spoofing, and business email compromise (BEC), organizations need robust solutions to authenticate their email sources and prevent unauthorized use of their domain names. Additionally, compliance with email authentication protocols like Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC) has become crucial,…
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How to Protect Your Business from the Growing Threat of Invoice Fraud in the Martech Era
The average enterprise uses well over 100 tools across its stack—each one potentially requiring a license, subscription, or recurring service contract. Combine this sprawling martech ecosystem with decentralized teams, automated accounting systems, and often fragmented procurement workflows, and you have the perfect breeding ground for a growing threat: fraudulent invoicing scams. These scams are no longer limited to crude phishing…
