Configuring DMARC for validating the FROM: address domain for senders in Microsoft 365
DMARC validates emails sent from your Microsoft 365 domain to prevent spoofed senders from attempting business email compromise (BEC) attacks, ransomware, and other phishing instances. For the DMARC validation process, the domains in the MAIL FROM and FROM addresses are verified for alignment. DMARC in Microsoft 365 for different domain types For MOERA domain users…
Learning to Configure SPF for Amazon SES
If you send emails from Amazon SES and see the ‘Via amazonses.com’ warning, then you need to set up SPF and DKIM. This warning basically indicates that the mailbox provider perceived that your emails were sent from Amazon SES and not your brand. This blog guides you on setting SPF for Amazon SES so that…
How to Set Up DKIM in Amazon SES?
To configure DKIM for Amazon SES, you have to modify the DNS settings of your domain. For Route 53 users, Amazon SES will take care of the process, but if you use another DNS provider, you need to follow some processes. Here are rules that you need to abide by: Configuring DKIM for a Domain…
DMARC Setup Stage 1- Preparation
The process of deploying DMARC is crucial but complicated. To avoid problems related to maintenance, modifications, reporting, and troubleshooting, it’s vital that you plan and record everything. We suggest that before you start creating or modifying DNS records to analyze DMARC data, you take care of two things for a smooth deployment: Why Should You…
How Will Google and Yahoo’s New Sender Requirements Impact European Businesses?
It was not long ago that Google and Yahoo revamped their sender policies and made best practices a mandatory requirement. For instance, until October 2023, measures like implementing email authentication protocols—SPF, DKIM, and DMARC were “nice to have.” However, starting in February 2024, authenticating their domains with these protocols is no longer an option but…
Reasons Why You Aren’t Receiving DMARC XML Reports
Once you have created a DMARC record, the job is not over; the real work of monitoring begins after that. Domain owners or administrators have to assess XML reports to understand if someone is sending unauthorized emails from your domain. But what if you don’t receive these reports in the first place? You won’t get…
