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Introduction When CSA approached me and invited me to write about the future of the email ecosystem and what I quickly said yes. I'm always happy to discuss email in general and deliverability in par...

A statement on the future of trust, deliverability, and self-regulation in commercial emailing Looking Back on 2025: Setting the Course Together When I look back on the year 2025, I do so with pride...

Email remains one of the most important communication channels for businesses and, at the same time, a preferred target for abuse. Missing or incorrectly configured email authentication can result ...

Our colleague Sebastian Kluth will speak at E-Mail LIVE – Digital Bash in Hamburg. Joins his session on 10 February. He’ll share practical insights on email deliverability in 2026 from authentication ...

Nameshield is a leading European cybersecurity company specializing in the protection of digital assets and online identities. For over 30 years, Nameshield has supported organizations of all sizes...

In October, the CSA announced its partnership with Orange, one of Europe’s largest mailbox providers. The news received strong attention across the industry, and rightly so. Today, we would like to...

“The old domain was burned– so we started fresh.” A phrase that is often heard in practice. A supposedly quick fix, but one that usually leads to even greater delivery problems in practice. The ...

In today's increasingly privacy-conscious digital world, trust is the currency that powers successful email marketing. That was the central theme of the recent webinar hosted by Netcore, where James D...

I recently had the pleasure of moderating a CSA webinar on IP and domain warming, joined by two experts: Stéphane Decamps from Hornetsecurity and Laurent Garnier from Ikusita. The session provided han...

Email remains one of the most important means of communication for companies. But even the perfect email campaign is useless if it doesn’t end up in your recipients’ inboxes. One crucial factor that d...