Create Your DMARC Policy Record
Generate a DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication) record to protect your domain from email spoofing and phishing. Configure your policy and start receiving reports about emails sent from your domain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Complete Your Email Authentication
DMARC requires SPF and/or DKIM to be effective. Make sure all three are configured.
Why DMARC is Essential for Email Security
DMARC is the final piece of email authentication that brings SPF and DKIM together. It tells receiving mail servers exactly what to do when an email fails authentication: deliver it anyway, send it to spam, or reject it entirely.
More importantly, DMARC enables you to receive aggregate reports about all emails sent using your domain. These reports help you discover unauthorized use of your domain and ensure legitimate email services are properly configured.
The DMARC Rollout Strategy
We recommend a gradual rollout: Start with p=none to collect data without affecting email delivery. Review your DMARC reports to identify all legitimate senders and fix any authentication issues. Then move to p=quarantineto send failing emails to spam. Finally, once you're confident, switch to p=reject for maximum protection against spoofing.