Anthony Turner runs a homelab with an unnecessary number of Docker containers. Website, media server, game servers, all of it. He’s also our new Technical Support Specialist. Nine years on on-prem email, four on file transfer for the CDC. He knows how to keep email moving.

Keep a hand on your badge at NexGen. Merlot is a 28-year-old green-winged macaw who lives in the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress lobby and is a known pickpocket. Any bird wearing that much green has our approval. Our team is there Oct 18-20, booth 101. Say hi to both of us.

SPF and DKIM don't stop someone from spoofing the 'from address' your user actually sees. DMARC checks whether that display name aligns with the domain the message really came from. Take a closer look at DMARC with our VP of Support, Mark Glowacz: hubs.la/Q04xBxpR0

Are you a chicken? In Ybor City that's a protected status. The feral flock roaming those streets, covered by city ordinance. You cannot legally chase one. Ten minutes from there, CyberFOX has the SecureIT Summit on September 9 and 10. hubs.la/Q04w8sp50

What breaks SPF most often? Mail from systems people forget. CRMs, scanners, ticketing tools, voicemail. If it isn't in the record, it fails. Too many includes blow past the DNS lookup limit too. SPF changes when your tools change. Learn more at hubs.la/Q04w6GNY0

Spear phishing describes the targeting. Commodity phishing describes the volume. Neither tells you when the message was written. AI now writes one email, for one person, at the moment of sending, and never reuses it. We call it just-in-time phishing. hubs.la/Q04w6MY50

An outage that drags on for days will make any MSP rethink their stack. Luis Alvarez of Alvarez Technology Group lived one: 10 days scrambling to change MX records so clients could still send mail. He found Mailprotector and Bracket. His clients love it. hubs.la/Q04w6HXv0

Nobody writes a 5-star review about a search bar. A Shield user just did. Spotlight finds the email wherever it landed, whatever folder it went to. Forget Message Trace, and clients have the same search feature. Not all email security is created equal. hubs.la/Q04w6DJy0

You're escorting the king's golden geese to the next city. Halfway there, three guards stop you. Orders of the king, they say. Hand them over. Do you trust them? Play along with us and discover what D&D teaches us about zero trust email security: hubs.la/Q04tBFgc0

If you’re just getting started, p=none is usually the safest move.  That puts #DMARC into monitoring mode. Mail still flows, but you get visibility into where messages are coming from and whether #SPF and #DKIM are aligned. hubs.la/Q04tBpR90 #cybersecurity #emailsecurity

Email security checks IDs at the door. ITDR is the wingman who spots the guy using a stolen one. Mark Glowacz on where prevention ends, and detection begins. "Email Security and ITDR Walk into a Bar" at MSP NXT, Austin, Oct 27-29 25% off: hubs.la/Q04tB8v00 #MSPNXT26

Every email security vendor offers phishing protection. It’s on every feature matrix, every product page, every pitch deck. The problem is that phishing isn’t one thing. Treating it that way creates the exact gap attackers exploit. View the recipe here: hubs.la/Q04sRyll0

Because DKIM checks whether the message changed after it was sent. If a message is DKIM-signed by Microsoft 365 or Google and then modified by a downstream system, like an email signature service or relay, the signature may no longer validate. hubs.la/Q04sRrnK0

The easiest way to get someone to trust an email is to make it look like it came from inside their own organization with Direct Send spoofing. We break down what MSPs need to know: hubs.la/Q04sPXN20

It's the last day for Channel Daze 2026! ENTER HERE: hubs.la/Q04sRhp80

When Channel Insider covered the AI security conversation at ChannelCon 2026, one of the voices they turned to on email was Mailprotector founder and CEO David Setzer. His framing in the piece was that AI is “human intelligence at scale.” hubs.la/Q04sRkg50

Most security warnings show up too late to matter, or they show up once and never change. Shield's Heads-Up Display sits right in the message. Color-coded, plain language, no digging through headers to figure out why something looks off. hubs.la/Q04sQlrP0

Channel Daze 2026 is still giving away prizes, so get your name in before it's over! ENTER HERE: hubs.la/Q04sRbgt0

In Kansas City, some things are sacred. You don't rush the brisket, and you don't cut corners on email security. Every client Charles Goth and his team at RESULTS Technology in Kansas City bring on gets Mailprotector by default. hubs.la/Q04sg48k0

David wrapped a few great days with Partners #ChannelCon in San Diego, then swung into Vegas to join the conversation about what's happening in the security space at Black Hat. The direction is hard to miss. Still at Black Hat? Connect with David Setzer hubs.la/Q04sfDwQ0