EasyDMARC
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.
Email Spam Complaint Rate: How to Measure and Reduce It
Originally published at Email Spam Complaint Rate: How to Measure and Reduce It by Hagop K.. When people receive an email they do not want, they may mark it as spam. If enough recipients do this, mailbox providers can start treating the sender as less trustworthy. This is where spam complaint rate becomes an important email deliverability metric. Your spam complaint rate indicates how often recipients mark your emails as spam.
Originally published at Email Spam Complaint Rate: How to Measure and Reduce It by Hagop K.. When people receive an email they do not want, they may mark it as spam. If enough recipients do this, mailbox providers can start treating the sender as less trustworthy. This is where spam complaint rate becomes an important email deliverability metric. Your spam complaint rate indicates how often recipients mark your emails as spam.
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Broken SPF or DKIM? Your Emails to Zendesk Support Desks May Never Arrive
Originally published at Broken SPF or DKIM? Your Emails to Zendesk Support Desks May Never Arrive by Hagop K.. In February 2024, Google and Yahoo changed their requirements for bulk email. A little over a year later, in May 2025, Microsoft introduced similar requirements. These changes were aimed at consumer inboxes and the high-volume senders trying to reach them. Now, that same idea is making its way into another part of the email ecosystem:
Originally published at Broken SPF or DKIM? Your Emails to Zendesk Support Desks May Never Arrive by Hagop K.. In February 2024, Google and Yahoo changed their requirements for bulk email. A little over a year later, in May 2025, Microsoft introduced similar requirements. These changes were aimed at consumer inboxes and the high-volume senders trying to reach them. Now, that same idea is making its way into another part of the email ecosystem:
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12 Email List Hygiene Best Practices
Originally published at 12 Email List Hygiene Best Practices by Hovsep Najarian. Your email list can quietly become a problem even when you are adding new subscribers every week. People change jobs, abandon old inboxes, use temporary addresses, unsubscribe, or stop engaging with your emails. Some addresses may also belong to spam traps or contain simple typing mistakes. If you keep sending to these addresses, your bounce
Originally published at 12 Email List Hygiene Best Practices by Hovsep Najarian. Your email list can quietly become a problem even when you are adding new subscribers every week. People change jobs, abandon old inboxes, use temporary addresses, unsubscribe, or stop engaging with your emails. Some addresses may also belong to spam traps or contain simple typing mistakes. If you keep sending to these addresses, your bounce
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How to Fix “Sender Not Authorized for Relay” (SMTP 550 5.7.367)
Originally published at How to Fix “Sender Not Authorized for Relay” (SMTP 550 5.7.367) by Hagop K.. Getting a “sender not authorized for relay” error means your email could not be sent through the SMTP server you were using. You may see this error when sending emails from Outlook, Microsoft 365, a website, a scanner, a CRM, or another application. The error is often shown with the SMTP status code 550 5.7.367.
Originally published at How to Fix “Sender Not Authorized for Relay” (SMTP 550 5.7.367) by Hagop K.. Getting a “sender not authorized for relay” error means your email could not be sent through the SMTP server you were using. You may see this error when sending emails from Outlook, Microsoft 365, a website, a scanner, a CRM, or another application. The error is often shown with the SMTP status code 550 5.7.367.
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EasyDMARC Launches Email Trust Platform to Restore Email Trust and Performance in the Era of AI Threats and Agentic Intelligence
Originally published at EasyDMARC Launches Email Trust Platform to Restore Email Trust and Performance in the Era of AI Threats and Agentic Intelligence by Anush Yolyan. Defining the next generation of critical email infrastructure for modern business continuity and risk management Dover, Delaware | September 23, 2026 — Building on years of experience helping organizations implement and enforce email authentication at scale, EasyDMARC today introduces the Email Trust Platform, delivering agentic observability and control for complex, modern email infrastructure. The platform
Originally published at EasyDMARC Launches Email Trust Platform to Restore Email Trust and Performance in the Era of AI Threats and Agentic Intelligence by Anush Yolyan. Defining the next generation of critical email infrastructure for modern business continuity and risk management Dover, Delaware | September 23, 2026 — Building on years of experience helping organizations implement and enforce email authentication at scale, EasyDMARC today introduces the Email Trust Platform, delivering agentic observability and control for complex, modern email infrastructure. The platform
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What is SMTP Relay and How Does It Work?
Originally published at What is SMTP Relay and How Does It Work? by Ruben Khachatryan. When you send an email, it does not always go straight from your email app to the recipient’s inbox. In many cases, the message passes through one or more mail servers before it reaches its final destination. This process of moving an email from one mail server to another is called SMTP relay. SMTP relay
Originally published at What is SMTP Relay and How Does It Work? by Ruben Khachatryan. When you send an email, it does not always go straight from your email app to the recipient’s inbox. In many cases, the message passes through one or more mail servers before it reaches its final destination. This process of moving an email from one mail server to another is called SMTP relay. SMTP relay
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What is SMTP Security? Best Practices to Protect Your Mail Server
Originally published at What is SMTP Security? Best Practices to Protect Your Mail Server by Anush Yolyan. Every time you send an email, your message passes through different systems before it reaches the recipient. SMTP helps move email from one server to another, but it also needs appropriate security controls to prevent unauthorized access and abuse. If an SMTP server is poorly protected, attackers may use it to send spam, steal login
Originally published at What is SMTP Security? Best Practices to Protect Your Mail Server by Anush Yolyan. Every time you send an email, your message passes through different systems before it reaches the recipient. SMTP helps move email from one server to another, but it also needs appropriate security controls to prevent unauthorized access and abuse. If an SMTP server is poorly protected, attackers may use it to send spam, steal login
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Why Are My Emails Being Blocked? Causes & How to Fix It
Originally published at Why Are My Emails Being Blocked? Causes & How to Fix It by Ruben Khachatryan. Sending an email does not always mean it will actually reach the person you sent it to. Sometimes, the receiving mail server blocks the message completely. Other times, the email gets accepted but quietly ends up in the spam folder. So, if you are wondering why are my emails being blocked? There can be a
Originally published at Why Are My Emails Being Blocked? Causes & How to Fix It by Ruben Khachatryan. Sending an email does not always mean it will actually reach the person you sent it to. Sometimes, the receiving mail server blocks the message completely. Other times, the email gets accepted but quietly ends up in the spam folder. So, if you are wondering why are my emails being blocked? There can be a
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How to Delist Your IP From UCEPROTECTL3 Blocklist
Originally published at How to Delist Your IP From UCEPROTECTL3 Blocklist by Anush Yolyan. Finding your IP address on the UCEPROTECTL3 blacklist can be confusing, especially if you have not sent any spam yourself. Unlike many email blocklists that list a single IP address, UCEPROTECTL3 can list a much larger network or autonomous system (ASN). This can happen when several IP addresses in the same network are linked to
Originally published at How to Delist Your IP From UCEPROTECTL3 Blocklist by Anush Yolyan. Finding your IP address on the UCEPROTECTL3 blacklist can be confusing, especially if you have not sent any spam yourself. Unlike many email blocklists that list a single IP address, UCEPROTECTL3 can list a much larger network or autonomous system (ASN). This can happen when several IP addresses in the same network are linked to
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DMARC in Email Security: What It Is and How It Protects Your Domain
Originally published at DMARC in Email Security: What It Is and How It Protects Your Domain by Ruben Khachatryan. Any domain can be forged in the From field of an email. Nothing in the original SMTP specification requires a sending server to prove it is authorized to use the domain it displays to the recipient, which is why exact-domain spoofing has remained a durable attack technique for decades. DMARC is the protocol-level mechanism that
Originally published at DMARC in Email Security: What It Is and How It Protects Your Domain by Ruben Khachatryan. Any domain can be forged in the From field of an email. Nothing in the original SMTP specification requires a sending server to prove it is authorized to use the domain it displays to the recipient, which is why exact-domain spoofing has remained a durable attack technique for decades. DMARC is the protocol-level mechanism that
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