validate your DKIM record using the DKIM Record Checker Troubleshoot the DKIM record implementation If the selector is not valid, please check with your hosting provider if the records are entered correctly in your Domain Name Server (DNS). Using the command-line tool dig in OSX and Linux, you can debug some more to try and figure …
With almost 5 billion email accounts worldwide, there’s no channel with a wider reach than the email channel. This ensures that cyber criminals like to use this channel for malicious purposes. Despite the fact that better security measures have been taken to protect this channel in recent years, the crime on this channel is increasing …
We’re using Stripe for our billing system. The prefered billing method is credit card. Can you help me understand how you invoice? We bill ahead according to volume: If you exceed your volume you’ll have to upgrade. Currency conversion: Our pricing is in US Dollars, if you use another currency, make sure you calculate based …
When DMARC Analyzer receives more volume than the volume tier of an account allows, it will automatically lock the account. In this article we will explain how this can happen, what happens to an account which is locked and how to get access to the account again. I am locked out of my account, what …
Creating an account on DMARC app only requires your name and email address. You’ll get a 14 day free trial to get to know our system! Account with under 10.000 in volume? If you do not subscribe to a new plan, you’ll fall back to the standard subscription automatically as soon as your trial ends. …
Can DMARC improve my email deliverability? Will my domain reputation improve by placing a DMARC record? In this article we will answer these questions. What is DMARC? DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance) is an email validation system designed to protect domains from being used for email spoofing, phishing scams and other cybercrimes. DMARC …
You have implemented domains to your dashboard, published a DMARC record into your DNS and now receive data. What to do next? In this article is explained how you should analyze your data. After you took the first steps of deploying DMARC you will be generating data. You can now start analyzing the valuable data …
DMARC Analyzer receives a lot of DMARC reports for its clients everyday. We sometimes receive DMARC reports from Yahoo which provides inconsistent data about DKIM signatures, we will explain what happens and how we fixed it. What is DKIM? DKIM is an email authentication technique. With DKIM a digital signature can be added to an …
Organizations often get sources reported back to them in the DMARC reports which fail the DMARC checks. In this article we will explain how to setup DMARC for these ‘not compliant’ sources. First, get insight into your email channel When a DMARC record is placed within the DNS, ISPs who have adopted DMARC will start …
DMARC Analyzer doesn’t store the body of Forensic reports by default. It is possible privacy sensitive data is included in these emails. For analysis it will be harder as you don’t know which email causes your DMARC to fail. To fix this problem we introduced a new method to view the Forensic reports. When a …
In order to receive DMARC forensic reports an organization needs to create a DMARC record and publish it into the DNS. After publishing a DMARC record, DMARC Analyzer will be able to receive DMARC forensic reports from all ISPs that support DMARC. These forensic reports contain crucial information to secure an organization’s domains. This article …
Within the DMARC Analyzer Suite it is possible to view forensic reports. The forensic messages are grouped based on the subject of the detailed message. Expanding the overview shows detailed results from these messages, including the feedback- and email headers. Users are able to identify invalid email flows a lot faster by using the forensic …
Within the DMARC Analyzer Suite one can find the DMARC Aggregate Reports section in the left side bar. It is possible to group data from the DMARC aggregate reports in multiple overviews: the per sending source, the per result, the per organization and per host overviews. In this article we will explain how these overviews …
Discussion lists can pose a ‘challenge’ while implementing DMARC. The reason for this is that discussion lists typically distribute the message to the list members. In doing so, impersonating the initial sender of the message. While this is (and has been for a long time) the intended workflow for discussion lists, this can introduce issues …
The following article covers when an organization is ready to enforce the DMARC policy. We give comprehensive guidance on how to enforce the DMARC policy and discuss whether it is always desirable to enforce the DMARC policy to reject. What DMARC policies are available and what impact do they have on email delivery? Within DMARC …
