DMARC Advisor’s Post

Protecting Your Email: How to Stay Safe

This article emphasizes the importance of email authentication with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Just like sunscreen protects your skin, these protocols protect your emails and improve deliverability. https://bit.ly/4bELyoX

Understanding what happens when a #DMARC 'Quarantine' or 'Reject' policy is published is essential to knowing when you're ready to advance your policy without impacting email deliverability. We've gathered insights to clarify the key differences between these policies, how they impact email forwarding, interact with anti-spam filters, and provide tips on transitioning to 'Reject' for stronger security and fewer risks. https://lnkd.in/em4Ckigy #dmarcian

Warning about a trending email attachment attack. The article is a few years old, however. If you get an email you don’t recognize with a .EML file extension - DO NOT OPEN IT. Read more here https://lnkd.in/g6Jz2vY6

How to Check If Your Email Has Been Hacked (Plus Recovery Tips)

While I was going through email today, I thought it might be helpful to our networks, to offer a link to how some of us, manually check emails that appear to come from legitimate sources. This link is a guide on checking email header information at the forensic level, there will be quite a bit of Jargon, but essentially an easy way is look at the "Return-Path:" It should have the same domain at the end of the return email address. Directly above that you should see the DKIM and SPF notes, those help if you see your domain ~matches. To understand more than my limited explanation above please take a look at the article to get a good understanding of analyzing details of the header information. https://lnkd.in/eMrjJHbV

Keep your inbox secure with these email safety tips! Always use strong, unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and be cautious of suspicious emails or attachments. Stay vigilant and protect your information! #SpecialCampaign4.0 #SatarkNagrik

DMARC monitoring stops grinches from misusing your domain name to trick customers. 🚫 And, when email receivers know your organization’s emails are trustworthy, more of your emails reach the inbox. The ZeroBounce DMARC monitor and analyzer simplifies email authentication and security so you can focus on what’s really important — making the season bright for your customers. 🎁 #12DaysofZeroBounce #FestiveVibes #EmailSecurity #TrustworthyEmails #DMARC #EmailAuthentication #DomainProtection

The quickest way to delist (stop blocking) a sender is to make them a safe sender on your own PPS instance. But you can also request that we stop blocking the IP globally. Following the steps included in this public Proofpoint Support Community article, you will create a Policy Route that disables processing for the desired IP address.

The quickest way to delist (stop blocking) a sender is to make them a safe sender on your own PPS instance. But you can also request that we stop blocking the IP globally. Following the steps included in this public Proofpoint Support Community article, you will create a Policy Route that disables processing for the desired IP address.