Poor DMARC implementation leaves companies vulnerable to threats

Only 61 percent of manufacturing businesses have adopted DMARC, with 19 percent of the total manufacturers analyzed having adopted the most stringent 'p=reject' DMARC policy. New research from email security provider EasyDMARC, which surveyed almost 5,000 global manufacturing companies, finds 43 percent of those with DMARC use a low-security DMARC policy that allows suspicious emails to reach inboxes but enables reporting on such activity. Almost a third (31 percent) of the domains opt for a 'p=quarantine' policy which moves emails to the junk folder, allowing users to decide if they are indeed untrustworthy. Gerasim Hovhannisyan, CEO and co-founder of EasyDMARC,… [Continue Reading]