Resources
Your destination for the latest in email security and compliance — expert guidance, product updates, and practical resources.
Search our resources
What is S/MIME? How does it work?
An email pauses at numerous servers and routers as it travels over the internet. It's possible that at any of these points, scammers may intercept the message leading, for instance, to the theft of login information or the redirection of...
Read the article
What is URL Phishing?
Email has maintained its popularity as a means of communication despite the constantly evolving digital environment. This has made it...
How to Set Up DMARC for Office 365
Millions of organizations use Office 365 worldwide which makes it a likely target for phishing attacks. It is critical to...
Clicked On A Phishing Link? What You Should Do Next
Although it may be tempting to respond to the question in the subject line, phishing emails are expertly crafted to...
What is ARP Spoofing?
Spoofing attacks alter email headers to make it appear as if the message came from a different sender. This can...
The DMARC Guide
Understanding DMARC: A Comprehensive Guide by Skysnag Introduction to DMARC What is DMARC? Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC)...
Why is it crucial for Third-Party Senders to comply with DMARC?
Email services provided by third parties facilitate crucial business communications. Businesses and startups alike frequently like outsourcing their marketing and...
What is Website Spoofing?
Have you ever visited a well-known brand’s website and felt that something wasn’t quite, right? Maybe the grammar was wrong...
How to create a DKIM record
What is DKIM? Email authentication using DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) helps stop spammers and other bad actors from pretending to...
Browse by category
Pick a category to read posts on that topic from the Authentication Journal.
Browse by type
Choose a content type to read case studies, guides, and other posts from the Authentication Journal.
Check your domain's DMARC compliance.
Five protocols. Sixty seconds. No account. A full authentication-posture report on your domain, delivered before your coffee cools.