How should DMARC primary be seen?

DMARC tells a receiver what to do when authentication is missing or failing for a specific From: header domain. DMARC should primary be seen as a security measure for senders susceptible to spoofing and phishing. Additionally, DMARC compliant senders are rewarded with email delivery preferences at top tier providers such as Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL.

Learn why DMARC is important ( https://dmarc.org/wiki/FAQ ).

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DMARC Compliance Testing

With EmailAudit.com , Postmastery provides a free service, where your emails will be evaluated according to several authentication systems and more. Just send an email message from the domain you wish to check, and a report will be sent back. We look at the following

  • SPF authentication
  • DKIM authentication
  • DMARC Compliance
  • Server configuration
  • SMTP envelope
  • Mail header fields

Each aspect contains a number of checks. The results are very detailed and show the source of a problem. No guesswork is needed to fix issues!

DMARC Report Processing

As soon as a DMARC record is published in your DNS, ISP’s will start sending you XML files with information whether messages are passing or failing. Postmastery developed a tool to retrieve the XML reports from a mailbox and convert them into easy to read Excel overviews. 

The basic pass/ fail data from the ISP’s is enriched with additional information to simplify the analysis process.


Since the tool runs on your desktop, there’s no need to share sensitive data with online reporting tools.


DMARC Implementation Service

Postmastery’s DMARC deployment service pack offers a full implemen-tation of DMARC on one or more domains. 

We follow the 5 Steps approach:
1. Base line measurement: Publish a DMARC record with the “none” flag set for the policies, which requests data reports.


2. Identify legitimate email sources and compliancy issues.


3. Provide guidance in fixing compliancy issues (authentication, alignment).


4. Periodically check the reports to monitor progress.


5. Move to a “quarantine” or “reject” policy.

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