Hey! I’ve got an upcoming webinar that I think you might be interested in.
In April, we here at Valimail released our new report: Disinformation and Malicious Email Report: Why DMARC Remains Pivotal. It’s a collection of data and insights specific to DMARC and email domain protection in a dozen different industry segments. If you’re curious about which industries have figured out that DMARC matters, and which ones aren’t, come to the webinar where we'll share data from the report as well as additional numbers not found in the report, along with our insights.
There’s so much p=none out in the world, too. Oof. I’ll break that out from the data and we’ll talk about how so many people think they’ve checked the DMARC box but didn’t actually protect things.
Which industries? Arts and Recreation, Education and Training, Financial Services, Healthcare, Higher Education, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Marketing, Consulting, and Services, Online Retail, Transportation and Logistics, Travel and Hospitality, and the U.S. Government.
This is our deep dive into the modern state of DMARC across all of the different industry segments and organizations.
We’ll also touch on the Microsoft sender requirements update and have time for your questions, too. I think this is going to be a fun one! Join me, along with Warren Duff and Chris Cravens, on May 22 at 12:00 noon central time. I hope to see you there.
Hey! I’ve got an upcoming webinar that I think you might be interested in.
In April, we here at Valimail released our new report: Disinformation and Malicious Email Report: Why DMARC Remains Pivotal. It’s a collection of data and insights specific to DMARC and email domain protection in a dozen different industry segments. If you’re curious about which industries have figured out that DMARC matters, and which ones aren’t, come to the webinar where we'll share data from the report as well as additional numbers not found in the report, along with our insights.
There’s so much p=none out in the world, too. Oof. I’ll break that out from the data and we’ll talk about how so many people think they’ve checked the DMARC box but didn’t actually protect things.
Which industries? Arts and Recreation, Education and Training, Financial Services, Healthcare, Higher Education, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Marketing, Consulting, and Services, Online Retail, Transportation and Logistics, Travel and Hospitality, and the U.S. Government.
This is our deep dive into the modern state of DMARC across all of the different industry segments and organizations.
We’ll also touch on the Microsoft sender requirements update and have time for your questions, too. I think this is going to be a fun one! Join me, along with Warren Duff and Chris Cravens, on May 22 at 12:00 noon central time. I hope to see you there.
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