It’s time to take a power play against email threats! Valimail and Abnormal are hosting an exclusive suite experience at the Dallas Stars game. This will be an evening designed for senior IT and security leaders who want to stay ahead of the latest cyberattacks while enjoying premium hockey action.
This invitation-only event offers the chance to network with your peers, trade security playbooks, and learn how industry leaders are staying protected from today’s most advanced email threats, all while watching the Stars battle the Islanders from a luxury suite!

What to Expect:

• Suite-level access with food, drinks and great company
• Networking with Dallas-area CISOs, IT Security Directors, and industry experts
• A relaxed environment to talk strategy and trends in email security
• A game that’s sure to keep everyone on their toes

Seats are limited. Reserve your spot before the clock runs out.

Register now and join us for a night that scores big on both security and fun.

Retailers are prime targets for phishing and brand impersonation, with fraudsters regularly sending fake order confirmations, shipping notices, and marketing emails designed to trick customers. In this session, Valimail’s Scott Ziegler and Al Iverson, joined by Dean Coclin from DigiCert, break down how DMARC and BIMI give retailers a competitive edge by protecting their brands, improving inbox trust, and driving engagement. You’ll see how widespread the retail DMARC coverage gap is, with many brands publishing DMARC but not enforcing it, and learn how to close that gap with automation, visibility, and verified sender authentication.

In this recorded session, the presenters cover the latest retail threat data, share how DMARC helps protect against those threats, and explore how adding a BIMI-verified logo can turn security into a brand advantage that boosts open rates and shopper confidence. Plus, get actionable steps for assessing your domain risk, tightening your email authentication, and building a go forward plan for inbox trust and brand protection.

Microsoft has joined the “top four” mailbox providers (aka “MAGY,” Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Yahoo) with updated authentication and email hygiene standards for email senders. If you send more than the bare minimum number of email messages per day, these changes affect you.

Microsoft enforcement started in May, 2025, and while initially warning of spam folder placement, they quickly moved to outright reject non-compliant email messages, meaning that the risk of rejection is real. Are your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records ready? Do your mailing practices meet Microsoft’s updated standards?

Join deliverability experts Al Iverson from Valimail and Jennifer Nespola Lantz from Kickbox as they walk through what senders need to do to stay compliant, not just with Microsoft, but across the entire MAGY email universe. You’ll learn:

• What Microsoft now requires, and how it compares to Gmail and Yahoo’s 2024 updates
• Practical guidance for your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration, and why alignment matters
• How to avoid hidden pitfalls like broken unsubscribe links, non-functional reply addresses, and excessive SPF lookups
• Why even authenticated senders still land in the junk folder (and what to do about it)
• Understanding complaint rates, permission and engagement
• What’s coming next and how to prepare
• Whether you’re already compliant or just getting started, this webinar will help you fine-tune your sending infrastructure and avoid deliverability disasters.