Search Results for: authentication

A. Context In an ever-changing email landscape, the fight against unsolicited messages is at the forefront, and anti-spam efforts are primarily focused on combating malicious activity. Senders of leg...

The financial sector is facing growing cybersecurity challenges, with phishing and spoofing attacks targeting sensitive customer data. In response, the Certified Senders Alliance (CSA) has published t...

Are you receiving an error code on your screen after sending an email? Don’t know the reason behind this error code? Don’t worry as these codes are the Gmail errors occurring due to the failure of ...

At the CSA Email Summit in April, Yahoo shared their early experiences with the new sender requirements implementation, introduced last year in collaboration with Google. Both Yahoo and Google have si...

It all starts with the DKIM With the rise of domain reputation, DKIM has become the most important element of email authentication and is fundamental to additional protocols such as DMARC and BIMI. ...

It all starts with the DKIM With the rise of domain reputation, DKIM has become the most important element of email authentication and is fundamental to additional protocols such as DMARC and BIMI. ...

Why email is worth protecting Email is currently used by over four billion people worldwide and is the most important means of communication for companies. As its design and features have evolved ove...

Yahoo and Google recently made a significant announcement in the world of email by teaming up to combat spam and enhance email security for their users. This common announcement is a milestone in t...

This article aims to provide insight into the steps involved in the technical examination. This follows a fixed process that is always the same according to CSA criteria 2.8 to 2.21. and ensures that ...

There are many reasons why emails end up in spam or are blocked altogether and thus do not reach the recipient as hoped. Having worked at the CSA for nine years, I can tell you that many senders still...