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Email Security Protocols for SOC Teams

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Ken Stephens

Chief Security Officer / Chief Information Security Officer / Chief Privacy Officer

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If you don't have all three covering your Internet Email and DNS services, you should get this done.

Samaila Atsen Bako

Cybersecurity Awareness & Culture | IFSEC Global Influencer in Security 2022 | MSc, PGD, ISO27001 LI, CHFI, CC, CEH

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Very important stuff. But how do you manage the thousands of reports it generates annually? 😭 Suggestions are welcome.

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Chirag Goswami

💡 LinkedIn Top Voice💡 || Cyber Security || Cybernara - We’ve Only One Mission: Provide the Best Cyber Security Solution

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Thank you LetsDefend 🙂

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Gareth Somerford

Security Engineering stuff….

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This is sharing the wrong msg. DKIM and SPF don’t protect against attacks using similar domain names. DMARC checks the envelope sender is the same as the From in Header. DMARC has superior weighting to both the others as the other two must’ve passed beforehand.

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Eric Staffin

Internal and External Cyber Defense & Risk Management Leader | Board, ERM, CISO, CIO, PE & Venture Capital Advisor and Operating Executive | Former CISO, Chief Risk Officer and Chief Resilience Officer

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If you’re B2B, maybe add a little enforced TLS email encryption and push your suppliers and clients (contractually) to support appropriate versions of TLS.

Jonathan W.

Information Technology Support Specialist Willing To Relocate

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I actually did a little project on this. Using them to help get a spoofed email through to the inbox.

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Mohamed Lamine KADER

Lead PKI infrastructure Administrator Algeria

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Sid Ahmed Bennanni thanks to you, I've learnt all this stuff

Tavish Negi

Security Researcher | TryHackMe Top 1% | DFIR

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