The Complete Guide to Email Authentication, Part 2
This is part 2 of an 8 part series on Email Authentication, to go to part one click here. A Brief History of Email Authentication Meng Weng Wong and Sender Policy Framework The concept of email authentication – validating sender email either by IP address or encryption – dates back as far as 1997. Multiple specifications […]
The Complete Guide to Email Authentication, Part 1
Introduction The objective of this paper is to provide a brief overview and description of the most commonly used email authentication practices and methodologies. It is not exhaustive in nature, and does not cover every aspect of every technology in use today. It does, however, cover the main topics and points of discussion with regard […]
Transactional Email GDPR Rules: Can You Send Transactional Email Without Consent?
Under GDPR do you need consent to deliver transactional emails to EU citizens? Find out in this post about Transactional Email and GDPR…
Making the Most of PowerShell Automation – More than Just Sending Email
If you are an IT administrator and want to learn more about how you can use PowerShell automation to simplify administrative duties…
Top 6 Transactional Email Best Practices
Today we’re sharing our very best top 6 transactional email best practices to ensure smooth delivery of your transactional email. Here’s the list…
Marketing vs Transactional Email [All You Need To Know]
Learn the difference between transactional and marketing emails, with examples of each and best practices to ensure your email is delivered…
The Software Developer’s Guide to HIPAA Email APIs
Do you need a HIPAA email API for your app? In this post we’re going to help you understand the basics of HIPAA and email. Let’s get started…
How to Send Email Using Python [With Code Samples]
SocketLabs’ Python 3 email library is perfect for sending basic and bulk emails from your Python application.
Introducing the Golang Send Email Package
SocketLabs’ Golang email API is perfect for sending basic and bulk emails from your Go application.
