dmarcian’s MSP Program Manager, Joe Garner, offers his thoughts on MSPs and their ever increasing role in protecting small and medium businesses from digital attacks.
Becky Kobsik25 October 2021
Sending other people’s email in a DMARC compliant manner can be accomplished in a number of different ways. Read all about it in this article.
dmarcian29 September 2021
CNAME-based delegation is when a domain owner creates several CNAMEs that point back to your own domain. In contrast with full sub-domain delegation, individual services are delegated by each CNAME.
dmarcian19 September 2021
This article expands on the "full delegation" approach described in the larger How to send DMARC-compliant email on behalf of others article.
dmarcian15 September 2021
CMMC measures cybersecurity maturity consisting of security controls, practices and continual improvement to stop the theft of data and credentials that threaten economic and national security.
John Bowers13 September 2021
As organizations are transforming internal processes and customer experiences in the age of digital transformation, we’re seeing security gaps develop as infrastructures migrate to the cloud.
John Bowers29 June 2021
In this article we take a look at the report’s investigation of phishing, which has been on the rise during the pandemic and is mentioned over 50 times in the 2021 report.
John Bowers28 June 2021
dmarcian's platform receives, processes, classifies and visualizes mail from your domain so you can quickly identify SPF and DKIM authentication gaps and unauthorized use of your domains. The reporting platform runs on the most accurate source classification engine in the industry and provides you with accurate and actionable knowledge for managing your email domains. One…
John Bowers23 June 2021
If you're just getting started with your DMARC project, it's important to understand the differences between the two associated report types—aggregate (RUA) and forensic (RUF).
Vaughn Talbert27 May 2021
SMTP TLS Reporting is about receiving reports from the internet regarding possible connection security issues that servers experience when connecting to your inbound email systems. Our TLS Reporting interface allows you to filter your mail flow to a specific problem area to access the data you need to make policy implementation decisions.
Vaughn Talbert1 April 2021
MTA-STS is an inbound mail protocol designed to add a layer of encryption/security between sending and receiving mail servers. The purpose of MTA-STS is to encrypt and secure communications between SMTP servers via TLS (Transport Layer Security) preventing man-in-the-middle attackers from viewing and manipulating in-transit emails.
Vaughn Talbert1 April 2021
