dmarc-status

DMARC is an email authentication protocol that builds on SPF and DKIM. It allows domain owners to:

• Protect against email spoofing and phishing
• Control what happens to unauthenticated emails
• Get reports on who is sending emails from their domain

• SPF and DKIM validate the email sender.
• DMARC checks if the message "aligns" with the domain's authentication policies.
• Based on the policy, DMARC tells the receiving mail server to:
  Accept, quarantine, or reject the message.
• DMARC sends reports back to the domain owner so they can see who is sending email from their domain.

• Protects your brand from email spoofing and phishing.
• Improves email deliverability and trust.
• Gives you visibility into how your domain is being used.
• Works alongside SPF and DKIM for strong email security.

Monitor Policy: P=none - The none policy only gives insight in who’s sending email on behalf of a domain and will not affect the deliverability.

Quarantine policy: P=quarantine - The quarantine policy will already mitigate the impact of spoofing, but spoof emails will still be delivered to the receiver (in the spam folder)

Reject Policy: P=reject - This policy makes sure that all incorrect setup emails (spoofing emails) will be deleted by the email receiver and not land in the inbox of the receiver.