DMARC is an open email standard created by the industry consortium DMARC.org, of which Agari is a founding member. It works in conjunction with well-known email standards SPF and DKIM, and a DMARC report is the only way for email senders to tell email receivers that emails they are sending are truly from them.
DMARC stands for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, & Conformance. Using DMARC, companies that send mail can:
DMARC is the only solution that enables internet-scale email protection and prevents fraudulent use of legitimate brands for email cyberattacks.
Using a DMARC report, companies gain visibility into the legitimate and fraudulent use of their domains. This enhanced visibility enables them to protect their customers, employees, and brands from email-based cybercrime.
Organizations adopt DMARC to preserve brand equity, eliminate customer support costs related to email fraud, and improve email engagement rates.
Government organizations and many of the most respected brands in the world have adopted DMARC, which allows them to: