EasyDMARC
Overview
Our user-friendly platform ensures privacy without risk to data security and enhances process automation, requiring no technical expertise. EasyDMARC’s advanced features protect your brand reputation, prevent domain spoofing, and ensure compliance with industry regulations. Designed for businesses of all sizes, our tools offer in-depth visibility and streamlined email authentication to keep your domain safe and secure.
EasyDMARC is trusted by leading companies and organizations from various industries, including G2, Picsart, Acronis, Panasonic, and Kodak. With EasyDMARC, you’ll see less work, better processes, and faster decision-making.
What Is API-Based Email Security and How Does It Work?
Originally published at What Is API-Based Email Security and How Does It Work? by Hovsep Najarian. Email is one of the most common ways cybercriminals target businesses. Traditional email security tools can block many threats, but some malicious emails still reach users’ inboxes. This is where API-based email security comes in. An Application Programming Interface (API) allows two software applications to communicate and share data. In the past, many businesses hosted
Originally published at What Is API-Based Email Security and How Does It Work? by Hovsep Najarian. Email is one of the most common ways cybercriminals target businesses. Traditional email security tools can block many threats, but some malicious emails still reach users’ inboxes. This is where API-based email security comes in. An Application Programming Interface (API) allows two software applications to communicate and share data. In the past, many businesses hosted
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Email Trust by EasyDMARC: A New Operating Model for Email Infrastructure
Originally published at Email Trust by EasyDMARC: A New Operating Model for Email Infrastructure by Alina Grigoryan. Email has become business-critical infrastructure. It’s time to rethink how we operate it. Email is fundamental to how businesses communicate, authenticate identities, deliver services, and maintain customer relationships. From everyday business communication to critical transactions and security alerts, organizations depend on email. Yet the way organizations manage email hasn’t kept pace with the role it
Originally published at Email Trust by EasyDMARC: A New Operating Model for Email Infrastructure by Alina Grigoryan. Email has become business-critical infrastructure. It’s time to rethink how we operate it. Email is fundamental to how businesses communicate, authenticate identities, deliver services, and maintain customer relationships. From everyday business communication to critical transactions and security alerts, organizations depend on email. Yet the way organizations manage email hasn’t kept pace with the role it
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Queued in Gmail: What It Means and Why Your Emails Are Stuck
Originally published at Queued in Gmail: What It Means and Why Your Emails Are Stuck by Ruben Khachatryan. The queued meaning in Gmail is straightforward: your email is waiting to be sent and has not yet left Gmail. A queued email sits in the Outbox until whatever is holding it up gets resolved. What Does Queued Mean in Gmail? Queued is a status Gmail shows when the app has accepted a message but
Originally published at Queued in Gmail: What It Means and Why Your Emails Are Stuck by Ruben Khachatryan. The queued meaning in Gmail is straightforward: your email is waiting to be sent and has not yet left Gmail. A queued email sits in the Outbox until whatever is holding it up gets resolved. What Does Queued Mean in Gmail? Queued is a status Gmail shows when the app has accepted a message but
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Email Throttling: Why It Happens and How to Fix It
Originally published at Email Throttling: Why It Happens and How to Fix It by Hagop K.. Email throttling happens when a mailbox provider slows down the delivery of emails from a sender for a while. Instead of accepting every email as soon as it arrives, the provider may delay some of them and ask the sending server to try again later. Providers do this to manage large volumes of incoming mail,
Originally published at Email Throttling: Why It Happens and How to Fix It by Hagop K.. Email throttling happens when a mailbox provider slows down the delivery of emails from a sender for a while. Instead of accepting every email as soon as it arrives, the provider may delay some of them and ask the sending server to try again later. Providers do this to manage large volumes of incoming mail,
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DNS Propagation Explained: How Long It Takes and How to Track It
Originally published at DNS Propagation Explained: How Long It Takes and How to Track It by Ruben Khachatryan. DNS propagation is the process by which changes to a DNS record spread across recursive resolvers worldwide. It is not a fixed waiting period. The timeline is governed by the TTL value on the record you changed, which means a well-planned change can be visible in minutes while a poorly planned one can take a
Originally published at DNS Propagation Explained: How Long It Takes and How to Track It by Ruben Khachatryan. DNS propagation is the process by which changes to a DNS record spread across recursive resolvers worldwide. It is not a fixed waiting period. The timeline is governed by the TTL value on the record you changed, which means a well-planned change can be visible in minutes while a poorly planned one can take a
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How to Set Up DMARC: A Step-by-Step Guide
Originally published at How to Set Up DMARC: A Step-by-Step Guide by EasyDMARC. DMARC implementation (Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance) is the best way to defend your customers, your brand, and your employees from phishing and spoofing attacks. DMARC is built upon two other authentication protocols: SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail). You should have SPF and DKIM on your Envelope From and Friendly Form domains before proceeding with DMARC.
Originally published at How to Set Up DMARC: A Step-by-Step Guide by EasyDMARC. DMARC implementation (Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance) is the best way to defend your customers, your brand, and your employees from phishing and spoofing attacks. DMARC is built upon two other authentication protocols: SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail). You should have SPF and DKIM on your Envelope From and Friendly Form domains before proceeding with DMARC.
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EasyDMARC and GMO GlobalSign Partner to Help Organizations Build Trusted Email Identities from DNS to Inbox
Originally published at EasyDMARC and GMO GlobalSign Partner to Help Organizations Build Trusted Email Identities from DNS to Inbox by Sona Mirzoyan. As organizations rely on more applications and services to send email, establishing trust has become increasingly complex. EasyDMARC and GMO GlobalSign are partnering to help businesses build trusted email identities-from DNS and authentication to verified brand presence in the inbox. DOVER, Del. – October 20th, 2026 – EasyDMARC, the Email Trust Platform, today announced a
Originally published at EasyDMARC and GMO GlobalSign Partner to Help Organizations Build Trusted Email Identities from DNS to Inbox by Sona Mirzoyan. As organizations rely on more applications and services to send email, establishing trust has become increasingly complex. EasyDMARC and GMO GlobalSign are partnering to help businesses build trusted email identities-from DNS and authentication to verified brand presence in the inbox. DOVER, Del. – October 20th, 2026 – EasyDMARC, the Email Trust Platform, today announced a
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What is Business Email Compromise (BEC)?
Originally published at What is Business Email Compromise (BEC)? by Hagop K.. Business email compromise (or BEC for short) is a category of cyberattack that involves targeting, impersonating, or taking over business email accounts. This type of attack has surged in popularity as more businesses have transitioned to cloud-based infrastructure in recent years. Such cloud-based networks are great for businesses but have notoriously weak security, especially given
Originally published at What is Business Email Compromise (BEC)? by Hagop K.. Business email compromise (or BEC for short) is a category of cyberattack that involves targeting, impersonating, or taking over business email accounts. This type of attack has surged in popularity as more businesses have transitioned to cloud-based infrastructure in recent years. Such cloud-based networks are great for businesses but have notoriously weak security, especially given
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Display Name Spoofing: How to Detect and Prevent It?
Originally published at Display Name Spoofing: How to Detect and Prevent It? by Hovsep Najarian. An email does not have to come from a real company or person to look like it does. Attackers can simply change the sender name that appears in an inbox and make a message look like it was sent by someone the recipient knows. For example, an attacker could send an email from random123@example.com but
Originally published at Display Name Spoofing: How to Detect and Prevent It? by Hovsep Najarian. An email does not have to come from a real company or person to look like it does. Attackers can simply change the sender name that appears in an inbox and make a message look like it was sent by someone the recipient knows. For example, an attacker could send an email from random123@example.com but
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How to Build an Effective MSP Sales Funnel
Originally published at How to Build an Effective MSP Sales Funnel by Anush Yolyan. Technical expertise alone is not enough to win new clients as a managed service provider (MSP). Businesses want to know whether you understand their problems, can reduce their IT risks, and can keep their systems running without adding more work for their teams. Getting them to trust you and sign a contract takes time, which
Originally published at How to Build an Effective MSP Sales Funnel by Anush Yolyan. Technical expertise alone is not enough to win new clients as a managed service provider (MSP). Businesses want to know whether you understand their problems, can reduce their IT risks, and can keep their systems running without adding more work for their teams. Getting them to trust you and sign a contract takes time, which
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