
seriously, in the current environment, security needs to be a top focus. As the people on the front lines, we need cPanel to support us by giving us the tools we need to provide the most secure services we can. Email is quickly becoming a problem area, especially if you have your servers with one of the large datacentre providers, as you will 100% end up on
UCEProtect 2 or 3, simply because you use on of the top 5 datacentre providers. Visit their website and you will see their
absolutely insane, combative, rude and
chauvinistic behaviour. They will also add you to their "
Backscatter" blacklist if you follow
RFC5321 for SMTP, and the cPanel default, to do a sender callback on incoming mail.
Because of these jokers, and because Microsoft is using them as a blocklist and not an indicator for spam scoring, we need to do everything we can to ensure email we send and receive is as secured, prim and proper, and following every rule and security best practice, if we are to possibly get legitimate email to recipients using Microsoft, Google and the sort.