Definition
DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) lets senders sign messages so receivers can verify they were authorized by the domain and not altered in transit.
Why it matters for business
Email cryptographic signing standard.
Example in an SMB context
Teams in CT, NY, and NJ encounter DKIM when designing backups, email authentication, AI policies, or office networks.
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