Domain spoofing occurs when malicious attackers send emails that appear to be from an organization. DMARC is the technical standard that protects an email domain, preventing domain spoofing and phishing attempts.
73% of organizations are yet to implement DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance), an email authentication standard that blocks domain spoofing. With DMARC in place, attackers cannot use organizational domains to use a domain to launch phishing attacks.
Adopting DMARC can be technically challenging. Zivver’s DMARC service makes setting up and managing DMARC simple, ensuring your domain is protected from misuse.
There are many email standards, and it can be tricky to set up DMARC. However, by not taking action, not only is your organization is at risk, but your partners and clients are vulnerable to impersonation attacks. Zivver helps you along the journey with bite-size playbooks and a simple approach to quickly enforce a DMARC policy.
AI technology aggregates DMARC reports to provide clear, actionable insights into your email ecosystem, filtering out noise and generating automated recommendations to identify the actions needed to resolve email authentication failures. All actions resolved? We can together enforce your DMARC policy with confidence.
When enforcing DMARC, we provide detailed information on who may be attempting to misuse your domain. We can provide information on spoofing emails, including geographic and sender information.
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