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DMARC

DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance) is like a digital bouncer making sure only legit emails from your business get into your customers’ or vendors’ inboxes, keeping you safe from phishing scams where bad actors try to impersonate you. It’s a powerful security protocol that verifies the authenticity of incoming email messages, like a bouncer who checks your ID before letting you into a club. It sets policies for handling suspicious emails and provides reporting to help fine-tune settings as new threats emerge. With DMARC correctly configured, you can keep scammers from impersonating your business and protect your brand reputation.

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