Managed DMARC Service, Managed BIMI, DKIM and SPF
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Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance, a technical standard that helps protect email senders and recipients from advanced threats. DMARC |
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DKIM is a standard email authentication method that adds a digital signature to outgoing messages. DKIM |
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SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is an email authentication standard that helps protect senders and recipients from spam, spoofing, and phishing. SPF |
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Eliminates the "More than 10 SPF lookups" problem + auto-updates to SPF record when 3rd parties change their sender IP address. SPF Flattening |
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Includes ongoing 24/7/365 technical support, including support for all three types of DMARC policy compliance. Fully Managed |
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Aggregate and forensic reporting in real-time including historical data. Includes charts, graphs, custom domain views and groups, XML export functions, and other DMARC reporting tools. Robust Reporting Tools |
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Gain access to an always-available web-based DMARC dashboard to help eliminate the guesswork when working on your DMARC policy. Dashboard |
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Send requests to remote mail servers to divert suspicious emails to a separate folder in the recipient's mailbox. Deliver mail to the recipient's spam or other email folder for examination. Used when working towards your goal of a DMARC reject policy. Quarantine Requests |
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Send requests to remote mail servers to completely reject mail that spoofs your domain's email addresses. Increase brand trust, safety and security for your valued recipients. Reject Requests |
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Aggregated reports provide valuable information about how your domain is being used and authenticated across remote recipient email servers and contain data about email traffic, authentication results, and sending sources. Uusually sent daily or by a set frequency. Aggregate Reports (rua) |
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Forensic reports provide valuable valuable information about individual email messages that failed DMARC authentication, including message email headers and body. Forensic reports are sent immediately after the detection of an email that fails DMARC authentication. Forensic Reports (ruf) |
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Enhance email security and improve brand recognition in the inbox. Displays your digitally signed, registered trademark and certified brand logo on genuine emails. BIMI requires a DMARC policy of p=reject. BIMI |
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A VMC Certificate is a required component of BIMI that validates the association between a brand's logo and it's domain. The recipient's mail service and / or email app will show the brand's BIMI logo when a VMC certificate is issued. VMC requires a DMARC policy of p=reject. VMC Certificate |
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Historical email tracking data, filtered views, and graphs help you track your progress to full DMARC compliance. Dashboard History |
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These are the available DMARC modes that are supported based on your desired Managed DMARC plan. Unmanaged DMARC customers can change this policy, but DMARC dashboard access, RUA, RUF, VMC, BIMI, and technical support is not included on unmanaged accounts. Policy Support |
p=none | p=none | p=none p=quarantine p=reject |
p=none p=quarantine p=reject |
Contact Us
[contact-form-7 id="7137" title="DMARC Contact Form"]Upgrade to Managed DMARC Service from GlowHost
Take advantage of GlowHost's upgraded Managed DMARC Service and bring your current DMARC policy to the next level. In addition to enhanced email deliverability and spoofing protection, we also manage your DKIM and SPF policy. With our Managed DMARC Service, you have the optional ability to add BIMI to your emails for the ultimate in brand recognition and trust. BIMI is not a traditional HTML email signature. BIMI is attached to your domain name and requires a 3rd-party digital VMC certificate in order to be recognized by the major email service providers. Our Managed DMARC and Managed BIMI service simplifies this process as we handle the complicated work for you.DMARC Policy Features and FAQs
How does DMARC work?
In the simplest terms, DMARC is a record for your domain that instructs email service providers of how you want your email messages to be handled and processed. If someone sends an email using your domain without your permission, you can instruct the recipient’s provider to reject it completely with your configured DMARC record.
Does DMARC allow me to show my trademarked logo for email messages that I send?
DMARC alone will not display your registered trademark logo in a recipient's mailbox. BIMI is an additional technology layer which requires DMARC in order attain this goal. When a message is sent from a mail server that you did not authorize, the message will not contain your registered trademark logo. BIMI helps your organization gain brand recognition and brand trust once your recipients recognize legitimate emails from your sending mailservers. DMARC + BIMI is supported by most major email providers like Google and Yahoo, as well as many popular email apps. BIMI support is only available on our Fully Managed DMARC for Enterprise packages.
What happens when someone sends an unauthorized email using my domain?
This depends entirely on the DMARC policy you want to enable. You could instruct the recipient’s email service provider to quarantine unauthorized emails, ignore them, or reject them completely. With an active DMARC policy, you can also instruct the recipient's email service provider to inform you when someone tries to spoof your company's email.
What types of threats does DMARC prevent?
DMARC protects email recipients from a wide range of email based threats. The type of threats can include spam, spoofed messages, phishing attempts, viruses and malware, CEO and company impersonation, email tampering, and much more. You will gain brand trust by utilizing DMARC to prevent your recipients from receiving these types of malicious emails.
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