DMARC: Zero Trust Email
DMARC has been a Zero Trust email security model since its inception—ten years and counting.
DMARC has been a Zero Trust email security model since its inception—ten years and counting.
“Technologies recommended in support of core Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and the Domain Name System (DNS) include mechanisms for authenticating a sending domain: Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) and Domain based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC).”
Business email compromise (BEC) attacks cost organizations an estimated $2.4 billion in losses in 2021 in the US alone.
Our DMARC deployment experts often hear from customers about email from mailing lists not being delivered. Have you run up against this challenge in your DMARC project?
In 2021, IC3 continued to receive a record number of complaints from the American public: 847,376 reported complaints, which was a 7% increase from 2020, with potential losses exceeding $6.9 billion.
No matter where you are in your DMARC deployment project, it’s useful to know that reaching a policy of p=reject initiates the stage of DMARC maintenance and management.
With a mission of spreading DMARC across the world to make email and the internet more trustworthy, dmarcian now provides local service, support and data storage to Australian customers.
dmarcian’s own Ash Morin, Director of Deployment, appeared on Mailgun’s Email's Not Dead podcast with hosts Jonathan Torres and Eric Trinidad along with Mailgun VP of Deliverability Kate Nowrouzi.
The SPF Surveyor is a diagnostic tool that presents a graphical view of SPF records for a specific domain. This view can help you figure out which entries are in use and which ones are no longer needed.
Organizations large and small rely on contracted vendors to supply them with goods and services for successful operations. With phishing attacks at an all time high, businesses need to ensure their supply chain partners adhere to email security best practices.