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Senders are required to provide their IP addresses during the certification process for new customers. We upload these and use them to create the corresponding account in the Certification Monitor. Cu...

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...

When it comes to email deliverability, it all starts with one big buzzword: reputation. But are you getting it right? In this joint webinar, Spamhaus and the CSA will take you back to basics - with IP...

Delivering legitimate emails to the inbox is no longer a given, and this is no secret to senders: without regularly monitoring performance and reputation, there’s a risk that email campaigns won’t ach...

Spamhaus strengthens trust and safety for the Internet. Operating for over twenty five years to deliver best-in-class intelligence with expertise, we help customers to manage their security and rep...

The newsletter unsubscribe - or opt-out Recipients of newsletters and other advertising emails have the right to unsubscribe from these emails at any time (opt-out). If a newsletter recipient has ...

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...

Effective email communication is important, especially with the prevalence of cyber threats and spam. A key part of this is feedback loops, which create a helpful relationship between senders and rece...

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...