I’m wondering if it is worth it for most medium-large organization or if this is specifically worth it if you are doing a lot of commerce and sending e-mails to customers etc.
Furthermore, (stating the obvious) DKIM, SPF and DMARC are also implemented by malicious parties and only authenticate that the server was allowed to send using a particular domain name. BIMI seems to require a VMC (Verified Mark Certificate). Is this verified and is it effective in preventing unauthorized parties from BIMI verifying their domains using stolen brand logo’s etc.
Also, is Microsoft Outlook (still) not supporting/adopting BIMI?
I’m wondering if it is worth it for most medium-large organization or if this is specifically worth it if you are doing a lot of commerce and sending e-mails to customers etc.
Furthermore, (stating the obvious) DKIM, SPF and DMARC are also implemented by malicious parties and only authenticate that the server was allowed to send using a particular domain name. BIMI seems to require a VMC (Verified Mark Certificate). Is this verified and is it effective in preventing unauthorized parties from BIMI verifying their domains using stolen brand logo’s etc.
Also, is Microsoft Outlook (still) not supporting/adopting BIMI?