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How Bad Actors Outsmart DMARC
You’ve tuned your email security, and configured DMARC correctly, yet your employees are still getting phished. Why?
While email authentication and sender reputation tools help brands deliver authentic email messages, they do not stop bad actors from delivering phishing messages. In other words, DMARC, SPF and DKIM won’t protect you from BEC and other sophisticated threats.
Through the creation of a real-time live attack, our co-founder/CSO, Blake Darché, and our principal security researcher, Javier Castro, will demonstrate that even when you deploy DMARC:
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It’s easy to establish a new phishing domain that exploits trusted infrastructure -
It’s fast to set up DMARC, SPF and DKIM policies for new phishing domains to reach inboxes
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The most effective way to detect phish beyond email authentication is through comprehensive message analysis, computer vision and other advanced techniques.
Attackers exploiting trusted infrastructure and new domains will compromise your trusted business partners or internal employee accounts to deliver phishing emails. It’s time to outsmart them, before they outsmart your DMARC.
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Blake J. Darché
Co-Founder and the Chief Security Officer at Area 1
Blake J. Darché is a Co-Founder and the Chief Security Officer at Area 1 Security. Prior to this, he worked at CrowdStrike as a Principal Consultant, and at the National Security Agency as a Computer Network Exploitation Analyst. Blake holds an MS degree in Security Informatics from The Johns Hopkins University and a BS in Information Technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology. Blake has built his career across a range of information security skill areas, including experience in both offense and defense.
Javier Castro
Principal Security Researcher at Area 1
Javier Castro is a Principal Security Researcher at Area 1 Security where his work for Area 1 focuses on tracking advance threat groups and the development of Area 1’s heuristic detections for email threats. He previously worked as an Analyst for the Department of Defense and holds a Bachelor’s in Mathematics from Boston University.
