DMARC prevents criminals from sending fake emails using your domain — the kind that trick your clients into wiring payments to the wrong account or clicking malicious links.
DMARC ties together SPF (which servers can send your email) and DKIM (a digital signature proving the email is real) — and tells receiving servers to reject anything that fails.
Google and Yahoo now require DMARC for email delivery. Without it, your legitimate business emails go straight to spam folders — costing you clients and revenue.
NYDFS, HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC, and NIST frameworks increasingly require email authentication. Non-compliance means audit failures and potential fines.
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