Just one of the 50 biggest federal IT contractors have adopted an important email security measure to guard against phishing, according to a new study.

Major email service providers are teaming up with large corporations like to develop a new email security standard.

More than a third of federal agencies have still failed to implement DMARC, according to an analysis of public records.

Less than two weeks away from a DHS deadline, more than half of all agencies still don’t use Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance.

A new security testing tool that enables email messages to be faked or spoofed, even if the recipients are protected by best practices, has garnered some strong criticism from email security advocates.

The myriad configurations that have to be completed is one of many hindrances to organizations who could benefit from the protocol.