Glossary
SPF, DKIM and DMARC
Three technical settings that prove an email really comes from the right domain, to fight against spoofing.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC serve to verify that an email really comes from the domain it displays. In short: they indicate which servers are allowed to send, sign the messages and say what to do with dubious mail. Well configured, they largely prevent hackers from spoofing a domain name for their phishing campaigns.
See also
Privileged access management (PAM)The set of tools that protect and monitor the most powerful accounts, such as those of administrators.Data protection officer (DPO)The person tasked with ensuring GDPR compliance in an organisation and advising on data protection.Data protection impact assessment (DPIA)A mandatory study to identify and reduce the risks of a data processing operation that is sensitive for people.EBIOS Risk ManagerA French method, led by ANSSI, for analysing and managing an organisation's cyber risks.