Intelligence Reports

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DNS was designed in the 1980s, and security wasn't part of the original specification.

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Every time someone visits your website or sends you an email, the Domain Name System (DNS) is the first thing that springs into action.

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When you receive a letter with a wax seal, you know two things: the letter hasn't been tampered with, and it genuinely came from the person whose seal it bears.

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When an email arrives at Gmail or Outlook, the receiving server asks a simple question: "Is the server that sent this email actually allowed to send mail for this domain?" The

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Your domain name is one of your most valuable digital assets. It's how customers find your website and—critically—how they recognize emails from you.

Website Cyber Hygiene: Building a Routine That Protects Your Domains

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How Email Spoofing Works

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SSL vs TLS: What's the Difference?

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What Are HTTP Security Headers?

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Mistake 1: Missing Security Headers