Email is still one of the most important communication and branding channels, but what few people know is that at the same time, emails and the associated domains are the number one attack vector for criminals.

Cybercriminals use various methods, such as spoofing and phishing, to enrich themselves, causing billions in damage. Without proper email authentication, cybercriminals can impersonate executives to employees or customers, or send mass spam emails in your name. One fake supplier invoice is enough to wipe out five-figure sums in a matter of minutes.

 
But even the Internet's phone book, the DNS, can be easily manipulated without protection, for example to redirect visitors to a website to a fake site. Visitors and site operators themselves often don't notice this for a long time, which leads to high business losses and a loss of trust. These are just a few examples of the numerous ways in which emails and domains can be used to cause damage.