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The recently released report by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) highlights the low adoption of DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) among companies, raising concerns about the security measures in place for protecting consumer data.
Email security is a critical aspect of maintaining investor confidence, especially in todays digital age where breaches and cyber attacks are becoming more commonplace. With sensitive financial information being shared via email, robust security measures are essential to protect both the company and its investors.
The repercussions of low DMARC adoption extend beyond cybersecurity threats to impact investor relations and corporate reputation. Companies that neglect to prioritize email security measures risk damaging relationships with investors and stakeholders, as well as facing regulatory scrutiny and penalties.
How does DMARC help prevent email spoofing and phishing attacks?
How can investors assess the email security practices of the companies in which they are invested?
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FTC Report Finds Low DMARC Adoption