Nearly one million domains use DMARC, but only 13% of them are configured to actually prevent email spoofing, according to a report published this week by anti-phishing solutions provider Valimail.
Nearly 1 Million Domains Use DMARC, but Only 13% Prevent Email Spoofing
Nearly one million domains use DMARC, but only 13% of them are configured to actually prevent email spoofing, according to a report published this week by anti-phishing solutions provider Valimail. The post Nearly 1 Million Domains Use DMARC, but Only 13% Prevent Email Spoofing appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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