Our first step is adding DMARC records to the DNS, and then publishing these. This ensures that every time an email service receives a mail using your name, a report is sent to us, allowing us to see who is using your domain – whether legitimate or not.
We then migrate the management of SPF and DKIM to our platform – ensuring that these critical authentication mechanisms are properly managed and enabling the best email deliverability possible for your legitimate senders.
Now that we’ve set things up, and we’re able make changes to the relevant configurations, it’s time to analyse the data. These reports let us identify your risk and exposure to email fraud so we can put in place the necessary measures to stop the abuse of your name by…
To implement and activate DMARC we configure all approved services sending email using your name. This ensures the DMARC policy is applied across your entire email environments, including all third parties that send emails on your behalf, and that only legitimate emails reach an inbox and the best email deliverability…
The correct configuration of your entire email environment, reaching a state where all illegitimate emails are stopped from reaching an inbox and only legitimate emails are delivered can be done within 90 days.
The continually increasing volume of fraudulent email activities combined with the growing adoption of cloud services for email means that DMARC cannot be a one-time configuration project, but rather requires the ongoing monitoring and updating of the email environment to achieve the highest and safest states of compliance and deliverability.
