DMARC - How It Works and What It Does

DMARC is an open protocol that stands for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance. It uses the authentication identifiers that SPF and DKIM provide to enforce a policy, allowing the domain owner to decide who is allowed to send on their behalf. DMARC is used to prevent phishing attacks and increase the deliverability of authorized emails. OnDMARC is an email security product that helps organizations of all sizes and abilities set up and maintain a secure DMARC policy. Find out more at redsift.com/products/ondmarc. To learn more, please find our additional DMARC related resources here: DMARC Digest #1 DMARC: What is it and why should it be your next priority? : red-sift.cdn.prismic.io/red-sift/504db6b3-1958-48f… DMARC Digest # 2 Finding your perfect DMARC provider : red-sift.cdn.prismic.io/red-sift/b2afd859-69c3-4dc… DMARC Digest # 3 Making DMARC work for your organization: red-sift.cdn.prismic.io/red-sift/4026eebc-aea6-472… What is DMARC? The best beginner's guide : blog.redsift.com/email/dmarc/lets-set-the-record-s…

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