In a world where email is the primary mode of communication for businesses and individuals alike, ensuring that your messages are not only delivered but also secure has never been more crucial. You might think that just having an email account is enough, but without proper measures in place, you could become a victim of…
Threat actors seek ways to impersonate credible companies and their representatives to send phishing emails on their behalf. This way, the targeted recipients are more likely to open and interact with potentially fraudulent emails. However, if companies implement the SPF protocol for their domains and adhere to best practices, they can assist receiving servers in…
Microsoft has always prioritized email security, and in pursuit of this goal, it mandated that all bulk senders properly authenticate their messages. This means that anyone sending over 5,000 emails daily to Outlook, Hotmail, and other Microsoft consumer mailboxes must have properly configured SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records in place. If a bulk sender fails…
With around 3.4 billion spam emails sent daily, securing inboxes has become more challenging than ever. They not only clutter your inboxes and keep the servers busy, but also pose as major security threats to any organization. These seemingly harmless spam emails can lead to malware scams, phishing attacks, or even CEO fraud. It is…
Your carefully crafted marketing campaign just launched, complete with compelling subject lines and perfectly timed send schedules. Yet three days later, your open rates are disappointingly low, and customer responses are practically nonexistent. The culprit? Your emails are likely sitting in spam folders instead of reaching their intended inboxes. Email deliverability remains one of the…
Email security is on everyone’s radar—companies are closing every gap for threat actors to come in and exploit their email sending sources. Using SPF’s ‘-all’ mechanism is one of the strongest defense measures that domain owners and CISOs advocate to block email phishing attempts made on their behalf. While this hard defense layer ensures that…
Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is an email authentication protocol designed to prevent email spoofing — a common tactic in spam and phishing attacks. In today’s threat landscape, SPF plays a crucial role in cybersecurity by allowing receiving mail servers to verify whether an email claiming to come from your domain is actually authorized. By implementing…
In the digital landscape, email is still one of the primary ways we communicate, whether for business proposals or casual chats. But did you know that many emails never reach their intended recipients due to something as simple as a misconfigured SPF (Sender Policy Framework) record? Think of SPF records like a guest list for…
In an age where email remains a primary communication tool for businesses, the dangers lurking in our inboxes are more real than ever. Phishing attacks can morph into serious threats that not only compromise sensitive information but also erode trust between colleagues and clients. That’s where setting up a Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record comes…
As per the recent Coalition 2025 Cyber Claims Report, business email compromise-based attacks (BEC) and fund transfer frauds (FTF) have led to a steep surge in the number of cyber insurance claims in 2024. Businesses around the world have been facing sophisticated BEC and FTF attacks that are affecting them financially, operationally, as well as…
