DMARC Analyzer

Prevent brand abuse, scams and gain full insight into your email channel with DMARC Analyzer.

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What is DMARC Analyzer Email Deliverability Tool?

DMARC Analyzer is an email deliverability tool that helps protect brand reputation by preventing direct domain spoofing. It addresses the problem of cybercriminals impersonating an organization's email to deceive customers and employees. By providing full visibility into all email senders using a domain, DMARC Analyzer identifies legitimate senders from fraudulent ones. It utilizes Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) to authenticate emails, block unauthenticated mail, and combat phishing campaigns and business email compromise. The tool offers features such as user-friendly reports, DNS updates, two-factor authentication, and managed service options for effective DMARC enforcement and protection against domain spoofing.

Features:

  • User-friendly aggregate reports and charts for faster analysis and DMARC policy enforcement.
  • Forensic reports to help track down malicious email sources.
  • Quick and simple DNS updates with DMARC record setup wizard.
  • Unlimited users, domains, and domain groups to ensure full coverage and a more effective project.
  • Summary daily and weekly reports to track progress over time.

Pros:

  • DMARC Analyzer provides user-friendly aggregate reports and charts for faster analysis and DMARC policy enforcement.
  • It offers forensic reports to help track down malicious email sources.
  • DMARC Analyzer allows for quick and simple DNS updates with its DMARC record setup wizard.

Cons:

  • Limited user interface and user experience.
  • Lack of advanced features for in-depth analysis of DMARC reports.
  • Pricing may be expensive for small businesses.

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