The world’s largest email providers Google and Microsoft are both increasingly delivering emails to SPAM folders that are not DMARC compliant. Additionally, the Australian Cyber Security Centre has listed DMARC implementation as the top strategy to mitigate email spoofing.
Every organisation with an Internet presence that wants to protect their users and customers from phishing and cares about their brand reputation needs DMARC.
Enabling DMARC can be complex, and the implementation is often not straightforward. It requires regular monitoring, review, and fine tuning of the email sources.
The goal of DMARC implementation is establishing a reject policy, instructing email servers to reject non-complaint email. Ongoing monitoring is required to: