#Email Security
Email security protects a domain and its users from spoofing, phishing, interception and account abuse. Domain-level controls such as DMARC stop criminals from sending mail that looks like it comes from you, while standards such as MTA-STS protect mail in transit. Many attacks on small businesses start with a fake invoice or a message that imitates a colleague. Good security settings also improve deliverability, because they make legitimate mail easier to trust. The articles under this tag explain practical protections that any organisation can set up.
20 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureBIMI Explained: How to Show Your Logo in Recipients’ Inboxes
BIMI shows your logo next to authenticated e-mail in supporting inboxes. Learn the requirements, SVG and certificate rules, and whether it is worth it.
16 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureEmail Spoofing: How to Stop People Sending Mail as Your Domain
Criminals can send e-mail that looks like it comes from your domain. Learn how spoofing works, which records stop it and what DMARC cannot…
10 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureHow to Read DMARC Aggregate Reports Without Getting Lost
DMARC aggregate reports show every server sending mail with your domain. Learn how to read the XML, sort sources into groups and decide what…
4 août 2026 · 8 min de lectureDMARC Explained: Policies, Alignment and a Safe Rollout
DMARC tells receivers what to do with mail that fails authentication for your domain. Learn the record tags, alignment rules and a safe path…