Mailprotector

Are DMARC reports actually useful, or are they just noise?

Yes, they’re useful. They expose forgotten systems sending email as the domain.

DMARC reports show which systems are sending mail on behalf of a domain and whether authentication aligns. That often surfaces things like old invoicing tools, ERPs, scanners, or legacy apps that were never documented.

They can also reveal spoofing attempts pretending to be the domain.

The point isn’t chasing one-off failures. It’s spotting patterns so you know what needs to be fixed before tightening policies.

If you want a simple overview of DMARC reporting, we have some potentially helpful resources for you here: https://hubs.la/Q04jPdjN0

Yesterday, we got into phishing sims. Today, we're talking about why you're getting ignored.

Our VP of Marketing, Kate Schlarf, is speaking at RejectionCon today at 1 PM ET. Her session makes the case that the problem isn't your offer. Catch her live and find out what is.

All proceeds go to the Rural Technology Fund.
**Registration link in the comments.**

Some sessions are just too spicy for the normie conferences. Not RejectionCon.

Our CTO, Ben Hathaway, is kicking off Day 2 by showing how it only took 38 words to build a phishing email targeting Mailprotector CEO David Setzer.

He'll make the case that tricking employees and shaming them when they fall for phishing simulations is a broken security model. AI made the math impossible to ignore.

Register: https://hubs.la/Q04j1VyK0