
Prevent Your Emails From Going to Spam (Add SPF and DKIM Email Authentication)
Prevent emails sent by users in your account from being marked as spam by adding SPF and DKIM records.
These articles will help you ensure your email security is top-notch. You will also learn to prevent spam, phishing, spoofing, block harmful content, and more.
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Prevent emails sent by users in your account from being marked as spam by adding SPF and DKIM records.
Whitelist incoming emails from specific domains or email addresses.
Whitelist incoming emails from specific IP addresses.
Set up spam quarantines where you can review spam messages before they get delivered to users.
Automatically quarantine all spam emails.
Quarantine emails based on organizational unit, delivery direction, sender, recipient, attachments, or other content and characteristics.
If you work with emails, you need to know what phishing is and how to prevent it.
Add an email authentication protocol to protect your domain from being spoofed.
Protect users from emails pretending to be from your domain that lack SPF and DKIM authentication.
Protect users from any emails that lack SPF and DKIM authentication.
Protect users from any emails where the email sender’s name is a name in your Google Workspace directory, but the email is not authenticated by your company’s domains or domain aliases.
Protect users from any emails coming from domains that look visually similar to trusted domains.
Protect users from unauthenticated emails pretending to be from your domain that are sent to Groups.
Have a warning show up when users reply to an unfamiliar email address.
Add enhanced scanning for suspicious content in Gmail for better security.
Enforce a secure (TLS) connection with encryption for emails to and from specific domains.
Set up an alternate secure route when the TLS compliance setting above fails to apply.
Protect users by having Gmail display a warning notification when users click links to suspicious domains.
Protect users by having Gmail scan shortened links to make sure there is no hidden malicious content.
Protect users by having Gmail scan images containing links to make sure there is no hidden malicious content.
Bypass Gmail’s image scanning feature for images on specific URLs.
Protect users by having Gmail scan any attachments with scripts sent by untrusted senders.
Protect users by having Gmail scan any encrypted attachments sent by untrusted senders.
Protect users by having Gmail scan any email that contains an attachment that’s uncommon for your domain.
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