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CSA certified Sender receive the following data: Spam Trap Hits DKIM errors Spam Complaint Rate Individual User Complaints

DKIM beyond authentication – Protecting Brand identity and reputation According to RFC 5863 the DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) authentication allows an organization to claim responsibility for tr...

Gemäß RFC 5863 ermöglicht es die DKIM-Authentifizierung (DomainKeys Identified Mail) einer Organisation, die Verantwortung für die Übertragung einer Nachricht auf eine Weise zu übernehmen, die von ein...

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...

If the applicant meets all legal and technical requirements, the assessment results, including the reputation data, are submitted to the Complaints and Certification Committee (CCC). Based on the avai...

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 ...

The Certified Senders Alliance certifies email senders on the basis of publicly accessible and viewable legal and technical criteria. Although these and all other regulations are freely accessible on ...

The legal notice is often the stumbling block for promotional emails and this can lead to customer dissatisfaction, loss of reputation and fines. Yet it is quite easy to create a legally correct le...

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...