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Impersonation emails have increased about twofold over the past year since last autumn. It is now said that 70% of cyberattacks originate from emails, forcing companies to reassess their email security. If SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, which are measures for email security, are not correctly configured, there is a possibility that "fake emails impersonating your company" could be sent. If business partners or customers suffer damage due to impersonation emails, there is a possibility of liability for compensation under Article 709 of the Civil Code. This is because the failure to implement the standardized technical specifications for impersonation email countermeasures constitutes "negligence." To reduce legal and security risks for companies, it is recommended to promptly configure the trio of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Once this trio is set up, you can use BIMI. This will allow your company's logo to be displayed in the inbox, making it immediately clear that it is a company that has configured these three measures. In this seminar, our company’s Takehira will provide a detailed explanation of email security, while Mr. Saito, a patent attorney, will explain the trademark registration used for BIMI.