Small businesses in retail, eCommerce and the public sector across the UK and Ireland are now prime targets for email phishing, domain spoofing and evolving cyberscams– threats that once mainly impacted large enterprises but are now putting SMBs at real operational and reputational risk. Regulatory changes and increased phishing attacks mean that even a single unprotected domain can result in financial losses, compliance issues or decreased customer trust. 

Why Attend This DMARC-Focused Webinar?

Join dmarcian and WURSTA for a focused, live webinar where our experts will show how you can quickly achieve DMARC protection and compliance, without the big-enterprise price tag or an in-house email security departments.

• What’s Changed in the EMEA Threat Landscape
  Get up-to-date on the latest tactics, technologies and risks, like AI-powered phishing and business email compromise, impacting organizations across the UK, Ireland and the wider EMEA region.

• How SPF, DKIM and DMARC Really Work (Without the Jargon)
  Get a clear, practical understanding of how these essential email security protocols protect your domain with guidance explained in simple terms.

• Key Compliance Essentials
  Learn what changes to expect under new and upcoming regulations, and discover actionable steps to keep your organization compliant while building customer trust.

• Real-World Examples and Instantly Usable tools
  See real attack scenarios and customer success stories, plus tooling and resources that can be applied right away

Protect The People Who Depend On Your Email

Whether you’re running an online store, managing a school, or supporting local services — join us to learn how to stop email impersonation before it starts.

These aren’t just enterprise problems anymore — SMBs in retail, eCommerce, and the public sector across the UK and Ireland are being targeted more than ever.

Join us for a 35-minute live webinar where we’ll show how small teams can take practical steps to protect their domains and build trust — without needing a big security budget.