Email authentication
What is DMARC?
How a domain tells receiving mail systems what to do when authentication fails.
Resources
Short, accurate guides to the standards and risks behind business email identity.
Email authentication
How a domain tells receiving mail systems what to do when authentication fails.
Email authentication
A plain-language guide to the systems allowed to send for a domain.
Email authentication
How legitimate email carries a signature that receiving systems can verify.
DMARC policy
Why a monitoring policy is useful—and why it is not the finish line.
DMARC policy
The practical difference between the two enforcement policies.
Domain abuse
Why a message can appear to come from a business that did not send it.
Impersonation
How small changes to a domain can create a convincing false identity.
Brand trust
How strong authentication can support a verified brand presentation in participating inboxes.
Transport security
How domains can ask sending mail systems to require a secure delivery path.