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The IETF published RFC 9989 on May 12, 2026, finalizing the work that the email security community has been calling “DMARCbis” for the past five years. It is the first substantive revision of DMARC since RFC …
For the better part of a decade, the case for DMARC rested on a single pillar: it was the right thing to do. Security teams pointed to phishing statistics. Email deliverability consultants warned about reputation damage. …
“Sale ends tonight. Don’t miss out.” is one of the most reliable subject lines in retail email marketing. It is also, when the sale does not actually end tonight, the subject line sitting at the center …
You have heard the DMARC message. You have published the record, you are working toward p=reject, and your mail is authenticating cleanly. You are ahead of 91% of domains on the internet. But here is what no compliance …
A wave of new industry data published this spring lands a single, urgent message: most organizations have done just enough to avoid getting blocked by Gmail and Outlook — and absolutely nothing to stop attackers from …
