How to answer an auditor about your risk of email spoofing
Auditors are asking about your active defenses against email spoofing. A fully-enforced DMARC policy is the answer auditors are looking for.
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Auditors are asking about your active defenses against email spoofing. A fully-enforced DMARC policy is the answer auditors are looking for.
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"Header From" spoofing is a common email impersonation tactic where a malicious actor forges the visible "From" address of an email to appear as a legitimate sender.