Email Authentication

Increasingly, ISPs and email providers are becoming more aggressive with their spam prevention strategies. In the past few years, many ISPs and email providers have implemented email authentication technology, which validates the senders of email in order to prevent phishing, and to allow the sender's reputation to affect email delivery by giving reputable senders easier access to a recipients inbox, and allowing more aggressive spam filtering/blocking for disreputable or unknown senders.

To maximize deliverability for its customers, Savicom supports both primary email authentication technologies:

The following chart illustrates the adoption of email authentication technologies:

ISP Outgoing messages Incoming messages
Sending with DK/DKIM? Sending with SPF/SIDF? Verifying DK/DKIM? Verifying SPF/SIDF?
AOL (aol.com)   Y    
CompuServe (compuserve.com)   Y    
Netscape (netscape.com)   Y    
Bellsouth (bellsouth.net)       Y
Charter (charter.net)   Y    
Comcast (comcast.net)   Y    
Cox (cox.net) Testing   Testing  
Earthlink (earthlink.net, mindspring.com, peoplepc.com) Y      
Google (google.com) Y Y Y Y
Juno/NetZero (netzero.net, juno.com)   Y    
Microsoft (msn.com, hotmail.com)   Y   Y
RoadRunner (rr.com)   Y    
Verizon (verizon.net, gte.net, bellatlantic.net)   Y    
Yahoo! (yahoo.com) Y   Y  
SBCGlobal (sbcglobal.net) Y   Y  
Britsh Telecom (btinternet.com) Y   Y  
Rogers Cable (rogers.com) Y   Y  
Rocket Mail (rocketmail.com) Y   Y  
Yahoo International domains (Yahoo UK, CA, Hong Kong, France, India, Twain, Mexico, China, Italy) Y   Y  

Source: ESPC, May 8, 2007

Email authentication is a standard feature in all Savicom products:

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