Publishing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records gets you protected on the day they go live. Staying protected means watching what those records are actually reporting back, week after week, as your domain, your senders, and the threats targeting you all continue to change.
Every domain with DMARC published generates aggregate reports from major mail providers, detailed data on every message claiming to be from your domain. On their own, those reports are dense XML files that most people never look at. We review them on your behalf, tracking new senders, authentication failures, and anything that looks like a spoofing attempt.
We also watch for changes that can quietly break your setup, a new marketing tool added without updating SPF, a DKIM selector that stops validating, or a DMARC record that gets accidentally altered or removed.
DMARC aggregate and forensic reports are gathered continuously from every major mail provider your domain interacts with.
We review sender behavior, authentication pass and fail rates, and flag any source that shouldn't be sending mail as your domain.
If something needs attention, whether it's a suspicious sender or a broken record, you're notified rather than finding out after the fact.
You receive a clear, plain-language summary of your domain's health, in addition to any real-time alerts along the way.
You shouldn't need to interpret raw DMARC data yourself to know whether your domain is protected. Our reporting is built to answer that question directly.
Only a small fraction of domains worldwide ever reach a fully enforced DMARC policy, and even fewer stay there without ongoing attention. New tools get added, employees change, vendors come and go, and every one of those changes can quietly affect your authentication setup. Ongoing monitoring is what keeps a correctly configured domain from slowly becoming a misconfigured one.
Because "correct today" doesn't mean "correct in six months." New senders, tool changes, and platform updates can all affect your authentication without anyone noticing until deliverability or security is already affected.
You'll receive a monthly summary report, plus real-time alerts any time something needs attention outside of that regular cycle.
Ongoing monitoring is available as part of our plans; the specifics of what's included at each tier are outlined on our Package page
Our team will monitor your DMARC reports, catch issues before they become problems, and keep you informed with reporting you can actually understand.
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