Build Trust at a Glance: Visual Protection Against Phishing

With BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) & VMC (Verified Mark Certificate)

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BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is a standard for displaying brand logos in company emails. By seeing the logo, recipients can instantly confirm that the email is from a legitimate company. This reduces the risk of threats like phishing and spoofing and helps enhance brand trust. Displaying the logo requires a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) issued by a Certificate Authority.

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Companies Using BIMI & VMC

  • BASE Inc.
  • DMM.com LLC
  • Hirose Tusyo Inc.
  • Talk Eye Co., Ltd.
  • The Kita-Nippon Bank, Ltd.
  • GeoTechnologies, Inc.
  • CENTRAL TANSHI CO., LTD.
  • The Yamagata Bank, Ltd.
  • JINUSHI Financial Advisors Inc.
  • FOLIO Co., Ltd.
  • West Japan Railway Company
FOLIO Co., Ltd. FOLIO Co., Ltd.

We have implemented BIMI to ensure our customers can view our important emails with peace of mind.

FOLIO Co., Ltd.

Guided by directives from Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) and the securities industry, FOLIO Co., Ltd. took a proactive approach to implementing BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification), ensuring their customers can open and review important emails with complete peace of mind.

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JINUSHI Financial Advisors Inc. JINUSHI Financial Advisors Inc.

'Email Spoofing is Not Someone Else's Problem.' Achieving Brand Visibility and Security Enhancement Through BIMI.

JINUSHI Financial Advisors Inc.

Recognizing email spoofing as a direct concern for their organization, JINUSHI Financial Advisors Inc. implemented BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) to simultaneously enhance security measures and make their brand identity visible to customers.

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The Yamagata Bank, Ltd. The Yamagata Bank, Ltd.

Implementing BIMI as Part of Security Enhancement Efforts as a Financial Institution.

The Yamagata Bank, Ltd.

The Yamagata Bank, Ltd., as a financial institution, has been implementing various initiatives to protect its customers from spoofed emails and phishing scams. As part of these security measures, the bank has implemented BIMI, displaying their corporate logo in emails.

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GeoTechnologies, Inc. GeoTechnologies, Inc.

Implemented BIMI primarily for marketing and branding purposes.

GeoTechnologies, Inc.

GeoTechnologies, Inc. offers a wide range of services, including development and technical support using map databases, as well as marketing support through mobility data analysis. The company implemented BIMI for "Torima," a loyalty app service that allows users to earn points simply by traveling.

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The Kita-Nippon Bank, Ltd. The Kita-Nippon Bank, Ltd.

Comprehensive Implementation of Security Measures

The Kita-Nippon Bank, Ltd.

The Kita-Nippon Bank, Ltd. implements a wide range of security measures through a specialized department. As part of these comprehensive efforts, they introduced BIMI. With a deep understanding of the BIMI framework, the bank acted quickly for the benefit of its customers.

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BASE, Inc. BASE, Inc.

Decided to use corporate emails with a logo (BIMI) to improve safety for online stores and customers.

BASE, Inc.

BASE, an online store creation service operated by BASE, Inc., is working to improve the reliability of emails, aiming to create an environment where customers can receive emails and information with peace of mind. They have introduced emails with corporate logos (BIMI).

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Talk Eye Co., Ltd. Talk Eye Co., Ltd.

Losing Business Opportunities to Undelivered Emails? Visualize Trust with BIMI

Talk Eye Co., Ltd.

Email deliverability is the lifeline of a business. We spoke with Talk Eye Co., Ltd. to learn what motivated them to consider implementing BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification), and what the deciding factors were in choosing GMO Brand Security for the implementation.

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