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This is a good first step toward implementing email safety best practices. DMARC helps prevent spoofing by letting you tell ISPs what to do with mail that fails SPF or DKIM authentication checks. You can choose between policies like quarantine and reject, which will help ensure your domains are adequately protecting against phishing and spoofing attacks. Use SPF and DKIM records SPF Sender Policy Framework and DKIM DomainKeys Identified Mail are other headers that can help protect your domain from spoofing attacks, though in combination.

With DMARC Both allow for stronger authentication by Job Function Email List using sender authorization and cryptographic signatures to validate that messages from your domain were legitimately sent by someone on your team or from an authorized third party, such as a marketing agency. Deploy Advanced Threat Protection ATP If you don’t have ATP, consider it an essential element for securing your network against malware and viruses. ATP monitors all incoming emails, attachments, and URLs, looking for signs of suspicious activity.



It can also block malicious attachments before they reach employees’ inboxes by using sandboxing technology that safely analyzes suspicious files in a virtual environment before they’re-they’re allowed on your network. Strengthen Email Security with BIMI and Verified Logos  for businesses to display their brand logo next to the subject line of their authenticated emails is provided by BIMI. BIMI is obvious and simple to spot, unlike other email security measures, even for non-techies.