DMARC Manager improves email security

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There is a new DMARC Manager: The advanced tool addresses the complex challenges that companies face in managing DMARC, DKIM and SPF configurations, especially when working with multiple domains.

As email threats such as fraud and identity theft continue to increase, the need for robust email authentication procedures has never been greater. DMARC Manager was developed by Hornetsecurity to provide administrators and Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) with an intuitive solution to set up and maintain best practices in email authentication.

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🔎 The new DMARC Manager from Hornetsecurity (Image: Hornetsecurity).

The new product aims to simplify best practices in email security. After onboarding and adding the various DNS records for DMARC, SPF and DKIM, all further DNS records can be added directly in the product without having to do this in the DNS records each time.
It offers advanced reporting and analytics capabilities, giving users access to detailed analytics and aggregated reports of DMARC data, making it easier to manage outbound email traffic.

Hornetsecurity's DMARC Manager identifies suspicious activity such as unauthorized email traffic sent on behalf of the user's domains, preventing fraud, identity theft and phishing attacks. It provides greater visibility and control over the sources sending emails and allows administrators to identify all email sending entities associated with their domains, enabling them to uncover shadow IT structures and improve the overall security posture.

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uncovering shadow IT structures

Finally, the solution offers enhanced brand protection through the use of Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI). These enable companies to display their brand logos in email messages in the recipients' inboxes. This allows companies to increase the visibility and trustworthiness of their brand and gain a decisive advantage in email marketing. This increases the efficiency and success of their email campaigns.

The DMARC Manager is part of Hornetsecurity's 365 Total Protection and is also available as an add-on to its spam and malware protection service. The new tool is also offered as a standalone product and offers flexible options for companies of all sizes.

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About Hornetsecurity

Hornetsecurity is the leading German cloud security provider for e-mail in Europe and protects the IT infrastructure, digital communication and data of companies and organizations of all sizes. The security specialist from Hanover provides its services via 10 redundantly secured data centers around the world. The product portfolio includes all important areas of e-mail security, from spam and virus filters to legally compliant archiving and encryption, to defense against CEO fraud and ransomware. Hornetsecurity has around 200 employees at 12 locations around the world and operates with its international dealer network in more than 30 countries.


 

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