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How secure is your email program? Columnist Scott Heimes believes DMARC is a vital tool in the war against fraudsters and outlines easy ways to implement it in your own organization. Scott Heimes on September 8, 2017 In the world of email marketing, there are two types of professionals: those who concern themselves with … Continue reading An email marketer’s top-level guide to DMARC, your best anti-phishing tool
Is your knowledge of DMARC somewhat murky? You’re not alone. Columnist Jason Warnock walks you through the ins and outs of DMARC and how it can benefit your brand. Jason Warnock on July 19, 2016 Last month, reports surfaced that Google and Microsoft this year plan to update their policies related to DMARC (Domain-based … Continue reading What marketers need to know about DMARC
by Michelle Van den Bergh May 21, 2016May 21, 2016 In this final post of my authentication blog series I focus on DMARC and how it uses SPF and DKIM to close the loop on email authentication. What is Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC)? DMARC basically standardizes how email receivers perform email authentication … Continue reading Authentication Blog Series: Part 3 – DMARC
