Creating a robust cybersecurity culture starts with putting people first. By connecting personal security habits to workplace practices, we can help employees understand the importance of cybersecurity in their daily lives. When individuals recognize that their actions outside of work impact the organization, they become more engaged and proactive in fostering a secure environment.

Email communication is essential for business, protecting your brand and customers from cyber threats is more critical than ever. Unfortunately, over 80% of companies fail to implement DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) effectively, leaving them vulnerable to email spoofing attacks. With attackers easily impersonating legitimate domains, customers can unknowingly fall victim to phishing scams, eroding trust in your brand. In this blog post, we’ll explore the dangers of having a misconfigured DMARC record and provide actionable steps to ensure your domain is secure. Don’t leave your customers exposed—learn how to set up and enforce DMARC to protect your reputation and their sensitive information.