Posts Tagged ‘DMARC’
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Agari Email TrustIndex Applies Big Data Insight to Reveal Online Travel & Internet Retail Verticals Most Vulnerable to Email Attack; Social Media and Finance Advance, Embracing Trust
May 15, 2012 | Press Release
Palo Alto, California – May 15, 2012 – FS-ISAC… Agari, revolutionizing email security, today released its first TrustIndex, a quarterly measurement that applies Agari’s big data insights to score email attack vulnerability and email trust by industry. Similar to a credit score, the Agari Email TrustIndex is a composite score on a scale of 1, [...]
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A new way to net phish
Mar 19, 2012 | SC Magazine
Some 300 billion emails circulate each day, but they still can’t escape a fundamental flaw – that users who receive these messages can’t be certain who sent them. This underlying weakness has led to phishing and spam being persistent threats on the web for many years.
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RSA Conference 2012: EMC TV Live Interview
Mar 01, 2012 | Read more
Earlier in the week, Pat Peterson, Agari’s CEO, did an interview with EMC TV Live at RSA. Check out the video below.
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KGO Radio Interviews Pat Peterson
Mar 01, 2012 | Read more
Here at Agari we’ve been busy all week enjoying the RSA Conference in San Francisco. We’ve been holding lots of customer meetings, facilitating conference panels, and even hosting a wine event for all of our great friends. To top it off, Pat Peterson, Agari’s CEO, was up at 5:30AM yesterday doing an interview on phishing [...]
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Agari expands use of DMARC email security standard through new program
Feb 28, 2012 | Infosecurity Magazine
Based on the DMARC email authentication standard announced last month, Agari has launched a receiver program that enables mailbox providers to adopt DMARC and improve their customers’ email security. Domain-based message authentication, reporting, and conformance (DMARC) is the technical standard developed by DMARC.org, a group of 15 email service and technology providers, to fight deceptive [...]
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Consumer email wave to surf anti-phishing DMARC adoption
Feb 24, 2012 | The Register
Biggest webmail names open anti-spam intelligence for free The world’s biggest names in the consumer webmail space are sharing security intelligence with businesses for free to help drive adoption of the DMARC email-authentication system. Last month, Google, Microsoft, AOL, Facebook, and Yahoo! joined up with service providers such as PayPal to push the Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting [...]
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AGARI Propels All Mailbox Providers to Secure their Customers with DMARC Receiver Program; Opens World’s Largest Email Trust Platform to Scale Global Inbox Protection
Feb 22, 2012 | Read more
MAAWG – San Francisco, California—February 21, 2012 … Agari announces the DMARC Receiver Program and opens its Email Trust Fabric to the world’s Mailbox Providers. Leveraging the new DMARC standard, announced recently by DMARC.org, AGARI’s simple, free program enables Mailbox Providers to adopt DMARC and improve their customers’ email security. For more information on the free [...]
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Google, Microsoft Team Up to Fight Phishing, Spoofed Emails With DMARC
Feb 01, 2012 | eWeek
Fifteen companies including PayPal, Google, Microsoft and Facebook are banding together to fight domain-based phishing and other email scams with the new DMARC specification. Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and other major email providers are committed to stomping out phishing attacks and other email-based Web scams. Major brands, such as Bank of America and Facebook, joined large [...]
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Google, Facebook, Bank Of America Behind New Email Security Standard
Jan 31, 2012 | Dark Reading
New specification for preventing phishing and email domain abuse likely to help email security, but will enterprises adopt it? Google, Microsoft, Facebook, the Bank of America, and PayPal are among a group of 15 companies that have banded together to help fill a major security gap in email, today releasing a specification for curbing phishing [...]
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Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Bank of America team to wipe out phishing
Jan 31, 2012 | NetworkWorld
Can industry heavyweights Google, PayPal, Microsoft and AOL — along with 11 others in high-tech such as Facebook and LinkedIn, as well as the financial world’s Bank of America and Fidelity Investments — succeed in stopping phishing attacks right in their tracks? In uniting behind an effort called DMARC.org unveiled today, the group says it can through [...]
