Most businesses have a spam filter in place to help block phishing emails, malicious links, and suspicious messages. That’s an important layer of protection—but it doesn’t solve one major problem: email spoofing.
Cybercriminals can make an email appear as though it came directly from your company’s domain. They may use your name and branding to trick customers, vendors, or employees into trusting a fraudulent message.
That’s where DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) comes in.
DMARC works with email authentication standards like SPF and DKIM to help verify that emails claiming to come from your domain are legitimate. It can help prevent unauthorized senders from successfully impersonating your business and provides visibility into who is sending email on your behalf.
Your spam filter protects your inbox.
DMARC helps protect your domain and your reputation.
If your business hasn’t reviewed its email authentication settings recently, now is a good time to make sure your domain is properly protected.
Don’t just protect the emails coming into your business—protect the emails going out in your name.
Check out our DMARC Quick Tip: https://youtu.be/6rcEN9s2B_g
Anthony has been in the MSP business since before the acronym existed. Managed IT once started as break-fix solutions and some light phone support.
Since then, he has seen the industry flourish into a landscape of platforms, cloud servers, software tools and AI . Tailoring network configurations and software stacks to the specific needs of each business.
In his current role, he focuses on proactive planning, ensuring clients can avoid potential issues altogether. This involves meticulous planning for enhanced business continuity, allowing swift resolution of any unforeseen challenges. What initially began as addressing "fires" through break-fix solutions has evolved into a proactive approach, ensuring that such issues are prevented from arising in the first place.
