“ Valimail for Microsoft 365 makes the service-discovery component of DMARC incredibly simple, providing a fully automated visibility service. ”
Girish Chander
Partner Group Product Manager, Microsoft Defender at Microsoft.
DMARC MASTERY BY THE NUMBERS
Valimail, the global leader in zero-trust email authentication security, invented hosted DMARC in 2015 and DMARC-as-a-service in 2021.
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emails authenticated each week
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Valimail customers
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DMARC Monitoring
Valimail DMARC Monitor is a free, best-of-breed DMARC monitoring solution that identifies all third-party services sending email “from” your domains.
DMARC Enforcement
Valimail Enforce is the most effective solution for eliminating domain spoofing and getting to DMARC Enforcement for more complex email authentication needs.
Email Logo Authentication
Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) enables organizations already using DMARC to further authenticate emails by validating logo ownership and securely transmitting them through email platforms.
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Blog
Whether you are a DMARC expert or just learning about the power of sender authentication, Valimail blogs are the place for you.
DMARC can be a confusing topic: Points of view vary and there is no shortage of misinformation out there. But there are some recurring themes worth unpacking.
Business Email Compromise, or BEC, is a type of scam where cybercriminals impersonate trusted parties, such as the CEO, business partners, or other executives in a company.
Did you miss the Valimail LinkedIn Live on March 4? You can still catch the replay and get in touch with our speakers: Doug Dominey from Itron, Jonah Levine from Microsoft and our own PJ Singh.
Our clients
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“We were effectively able to quarantine impersonated emails in a way we hadn’t been able to before. Solid security basics are something that every company should go after. You should have an investment in protecting your brand and your reputation as a company”
Chris Craven
Vp of Business Applications and Development Splunk