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Email Authentication: Key to Security, Delivery and Brand Protection
Email authentication will remain a hot topic in 2021. Discover the keys to security, delivery and brand protection....
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What is BIMI
BIMI, or brand indicator for message identification, is a new industry-developed specification that allows brands to associate their logos with email they send....
What is DKIM?
DKIM is an email authentication mechanism that helps ensure an email has not been altered in transit using custom signatures in......
VeraSafe Partnership Helps SocketLabs Ensure Email Privacy & Data Security
Improved email privacy and data security with Verasafe......
Why Microsoft’s Changes will Cause a Ripple Effect in Email Authentication
While it is widely known that Microsoft has been working on the logic around email authentication.......
Email Authentication In 2020
Through the first quarter of 2020 there have been several developments in the email world that impact email authentication...
What is CCPA: Everything You Need to Know
With January 1, 2020 approaching quickly, its important to know what is CCPA and how it will impact your business moving forward......
Simple and Secure Email Innovation: Encrypted Engagement Tracking
An innovative solution from SocketLabs for encrypting the custom-branded, white-labeled engagement tracking links that are used inside customer email messages!...
DKIM Vs. DomainKeys
What is DKIM? What is DomainKeys? How do they compare as email authentication standards? Find out......
SPF Email Authentication: Explained in Plain English
What is Sender Policy Framework (SPF)? Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is an open email authentication standard used to prevent sender address forgery, allowing senders to publish a list of IP addresses, or server names that are authorized to send on their behalf. SPF authenticates the domain used in the “envelope” or return-path email address. This […]...