No more phishing.
Phishing attacks continue to be one of the top Internet security threats, costing companies and individuals billions of dollars every year. That’s why we helped to build DMARC.
The Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) specification, co-developed by Return Path and a consortium of email senders, mailbox providers and security vendors, is focused on putting an end to phishing attacks. By leveraging existing email authentication technologies SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail), DMARC lets email senders work directly with mailbox providers to quarantine or reject any email that is not appropriately authenticated. DMARC also provides mailbox providers with a mechanism for providing feedback to email senders on the health of their email authentication programs.
Return Path Protect.EQ and Secure.EQ Solutions Support DMARC
All Return Path Protect.EQ and Secure.EQ solutions have integrated support for DMARC, helping organizations to quickly and easily take advantage of the many DMARC benefits. Return Path is also able to receive DMARC aggregate and forensic reports (if available) on behalf of customers selecting to deploy a DMARC record. DMARC data is then aggregated and presented back to the customer within the Return Path Secure.EQ solution user interface.
“Google has worked with Return Path for more than a year now to provide their clients the tools needed to better protect Gmail users from phishing and other malicious email,” said Adam Dawes, Product Manager, Google. “Return Path’s extensive experience positions it well to improve mail senders’ authentication practices and help clean up the email channel. Most importantly, Return Path’s Secure.EQ solutions are already set up to support DMARC, and senders can start receiving data from Google and visualizing it with Return Path immediately.”