DMARC: Don’t Take the Bait on Phishing, Come into Compliance -- FCW

DMARC: Don’t Take the Bait on Phishing, Come into Compliance

Government agencies are a favorite target of hackers, and email the preferred method of intrusion. In fact, phishing via deceptive emails is the most common means of all cyberattacks, according to a recent industry study. And most agencies aren’t doing enough to stop it.

The Department of Homeland Security last year responded with a directive for all federal agencies to adopt DMARC -- Domain Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance – for email authentication. The deadline for fully adopting DMARC is in October, yet about 80 percent of more than 1,300 dot-gov domains don’t meet requirements, and adoption is even less among dot-mil domains.

In this webcast, you will learn:

About DMARC email authentication and the requirements of DHS BOD 18-01
How to get worldwide visibility to all email activity in your .GOV and .MIL domains
Identifying authorized email services, "Shadow IT," and malicious actors
Avoiding the risks of DMARC misconfiguration
Strategies to achieve DMARC protection (p=reject) and comply with DHS mandates

Speaker info:
Michael Duffy, PMP
Branch Chief, Integrated Cybersecurity Services
Federal Network Resilience Division
U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Steve Whittle
Head of Customer Success

This live webcast will take place on July 18^th at 2pm ET

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