DMARC for Parked Domains
Instant DMARC Monitoring for Maximum Security
In today’s digital world, even dormant domains need protection. Parked DMARC is your reliable sentinel, guarding your domains that are on standby but still vulnerable. For just $1.00 per year, per domain, with a minimal commitment of 25 domains, you can protect your brand and report on any possible misuse.
Why Choose Parked DMARC?
How It Works
Secure Your Parked Domains from Impersonation.
With Parked DMARC, you get the peace of mind that comes from knowing your parked domains are monitored around the clock. Secure your digital presence against unauthorized use without the complexity or cost of full-fledged DMARC services.
Join the proactive domain owners who trust Parked DMARC to keep their digital assets secure. Sign up today and shield your domains with the simplest, most effective monitoring solution available.
Understanding Parked Domains
WHAT IS A PARKED DOMAIN?
A parked domain is a registered domain name that is not associated with any active services like email or a website. These domains are typically held for future use, brand protection, or investment purposes. In the context of your service, a parked domain specifically does not send or receive emails and is inactive concerning typical domain functionalities.
What a Parked Domain Is Not
Who Would Find Monitoring Parked Domains Helpful?
Current Guidance and Enhancements Offered by Parked DMARC
CURRENT GUIDANCE
Traditionally, managing DMARC policies for parked domains has been challenging due to:
How Parked DMARC Improves the Situation
Parked DMARC addresses the specific needs of domain owners who require vigilant monitoring without the complexities and expenses associated with full-scale DMARC reporting services. This tailored approach ensures that even domains that are not visibly active are still protected, reinforcing a robust cybersecurity framework for businesses and individuals alike.
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DMARC Report is designed for large scale reporting needs, with a combination of domains and message volume.