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DMARC email standards help prevent brand abuse in phishing campaigns

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DMARC email standards help prevent brand abuse in phishing campaigns
Phishing attacks victimize the email recipient who opens the message AND the company whose domain name has been spoofed in the attack. If enough people get malicious emails that appear to come from legitimate companies, people simply begin to ignore email from them. Now the DMARC email specifications help prevent that kind of brand abuse. Read More


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From the always-on salesperson to the clock-punching hourly worker, companies will need to weigh the pros and cons of including each worker type in a BYOD program. Read More


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Federal CIOs Grapple With BYOD, Mobile Workforce
Security and cultural issues are among many challenges government CIOs face in implementing mobile device management and BYOD strategies. Read More

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