On its blog, Return Path announced on October 2 that it had concluded a agreement partnership with Symantec to include the Trusted Domain List "in his anti-phishing solution.
The data from the Trusted Domain List is based on SSL certificates of which Symantec is a leading provider. This integration allows Return Path to reduce false positives in its anti-phishing tools. These tools allow email senders to detect and block attacks that appear to come from their domain names.
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Statement from Ken Takahashi, General Manager anti-phishing at Return Path: " Symantec is an ideal partner in our fight to stop email abuse and preserve advertisers' trust in this communication channel. Their success in fighting online fraud ideally complements our own email address and domain-based solution. Together, we are better able than ever to protect advertisers and their brands as well as ISPs and their customers. "
Statement from Fran Rosch, Vice President of Identity and Authentication Services at Symantec: " Protecting people and information online is at the core of Symantec's mission ", states. " Through this partnership, our SSL authentication technology complements Return Path's innovative anti-phishing solutions, ensuring the protection of businesses and their brand(s) while improving operational efficiency. "
