Contrary to popular belief, setting up DMARC to protect your company email is much easier than it seems. In this post, we will show you 3 easy steps to set up DMARC: generate, publish, and analyze, as illustrated below:
Step 1. Generate a DMARC recordA DMARC record is a TXT record to be…
Why are your emails going to spam (junk) instead of the inbox? If one is using Gmail, he might find his legitimate emails sitting in the Spam folder; or if he is using Outlook, he might find them in the Junk folder. Everyone has had that frustrating experience…
DMARC failure reports are generated and sent almost immediately by the mailbox provider after an email fails DMARC authentication. It provides detailed information about the email message so that the domain administrator can use it to investigate into what caused th…
What is DMARC?
DMARC, short for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance, is an email authentication protocol to check if an email message really originates from where it claims to have, based on SPF and DKIM. In addition to email authentication, it also adds reporting capabi…
We will cover a lesser discussed DMARC topic in this article: how does DMARC work in subdomain scenarios?
Specifically, we will address these questions below:
how DMARC policy discovery works? how DMARC policy inheritance works? should one use the sp tag to protect subdomains?Before divin…
This post provides step-by-step instructions on how to add a DMARC record in Bluehost.
If you prefer video-based learning, scroll down to the end of this post to view the video walkthrough .
About DMARC recordsFirst of all, a DMARC record is a TXT record published to the DNS for your domain,…
