7 Reasons why Every Company must implement DMARC.
Implementing DMARC not only enhances email security but also safeguards your organization’s reputation, customer trust, and compliance with industry regulations.
The 7 reasons
Implementing DMARC not only enhances email security but also safeguards your organization’s reputation, customer trust, and compliance with industry regulations. It is a crucial component of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy.
Prevent Domain Spoofing and Phishing Attacks
DMARC prevents cybercriminals from impersonating your domain to send phishing emails, protecting your brand reputation and customer trust.
Enhanced Email Deliverability
DMARC authentication improves email deliverability by reducing the likelihood of legitimate emails being marked as spam or rejected.
Gain Visibility into Email Traffic
DMARC provides detailed reporting and insights into email traffic, helping you identify and mitigate email threats and anomalies.
Protect Customer Data and Privacy
Implementing DMARC safeguards sensitive customer information by preventing email-based cyberattacks that could compromise data.
Mitigate Business Email Compromise (BEC) Risk
DMARC helps prevent BEC attacks by ensuring that only authorized senders can use your domain, reducing the risk of fraudulent wire transfers and other financial scams.
Comply with Industry Regulations
Many industries require email security measures like DMARC to comply with regulations, such as HIPAA for healthcare or GDPR for data protection.
Preserve Brand Reputation
DMARC prevents email-based fraud using your brand name, preserving your brand's integrity and trustworthiness in the eyes of customers and partners.
Advantages of Managed DMARC
Deploy a DMARC solution that assists you with Managed Services and helps make sense out of reports.
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Use them for DMARC implementation itself.
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Identify incidents faster and remediate them faster.
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Understand all the factors determining the number of reports, including: how many servers you send to, how much mail you send, and the reporting options specified in your DMARC policy record.
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Without a third-party service, you might need to create a dedicated Group or mailbox to receive and store the reports.
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Third-party services can combine individual reports.
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Third-party services can analyze aggregated reports, and provide feedback to you about how effective your DMARC record is.
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Third-party services can help you achieve not just compliance, but proactive protection for your domain from spoofing and increased deliverability.