Your Client’s Domain Is Not Protected
Until DMARC Reaches p=reject.

A DMARC record set to p=none does nothing to stop spoofing. We take your client’s domain through the full enforcement journey and get it to reject, the only policy level that actually blocks unauthorized senders.

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Everything needed to reach p=reject.

Setup, alignment, monitoring, and policy progression. We handle the whole process so your client ends up fully protected.

DMARC Record Creation
DMARC record created and published at p=none to start collecting report data without affecting mail flow.
SPF Alignment
SPF record built and aligned so the sending domain passes DMARC checks before enforcement begins.
DKIM Alignment
DKIM keys published and selector configured so outgoing mail is signed and aligned with the domain in the From header.
Third Party Sender Authorization
Every tool that sends on the domain’s behalf is identified and authorized before enforcement. Missing senders are the most common reason domains get stuck at p=none.
DMARC Report Monitoring
Reporting addresses configured and monitored during the service period so we can read aggregate data and catch any senders that are failing alignment.
Subdomain Policy
Subdomain DMARC policy configured so parked and inactive subdomains cannot be used for spoofing even if the root domain is not sending from them.
Policy Progression
After the monitoring period confirms all senders are aligned, we move the policy from p=none to p=quarantine and then to p=reject.
Enforcement Validation
Once at p=reject, we confirm that legitimate mail is still flowing correctly and that unauthorized senders are being blocked.
Full Documentation
Complete record of every setting configured, every sender authorized, and the final policy state so you have a clear picture of what is in place.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about DMARC enforcement and the path to p=reject.

Why does it matter whether DMARC is at p=none, p=quarantine, or p=reject?
p=none is a monitoring-only policy. It collects reports but does nothing to stop unauthorized senders from using the domain. p=quarantine sends failing emails to spam. p=reject blocks them outright. Only p=reject fully protects a domain from being used in phishing and spoofing campaigns. Most domains that have DMARC configured are still sitting at p=none, which means they are not actually protected.
How long does it take to get a domain to p=reject?
The initial setup is done in the first session. From there, we monitor for 30 to 60 days to make sure all legitimate senders are authorized and aligned. Once the monitoring data shows everything is clean, we move to quarantine and then reject. The timeline depends on how many sending services the domain uses and how quickly we can confirm they are all passing.
Can every domain reach p=reject?
Most domains can. Some domains have legacy systems or third party services that cannot be fully authenticated. When that happens, p=quarantine is the responsible stopping point. Unauthorized emails still get filtered to spam and the domain is still protected. We will always explain the situation and give you a clear recommendation based on what the monitoring data shows.
What happens to legitimate email if we move to reject too quickly?
That is exactly why we do not skip the monitoring period. Moving to reject before all senders are authorized will block legitimate email. The monitoring phase at p=none exists specifically to identify every service sending on the domain before enforcement begins. We do not move to reject until the data shows all legitimate senders are passing.
Does this service include SPF and DKIM setup or just DMARC?
Everything. DMARC requires SPF and DKIM to be properly aligned before enforcement can work. We configure all three together, including any third party senders that need to be authorized. Getting to p=reject is not possible without all of them in place.
What if my client already has a DMARC record at p=none?
That is a common starting point. We audit the existing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration, identify what is already aligned and what is not, and pick up from there. We do not start over unnecessarily. If the foundation is solid we build on it and move toward enforcement from wherever the domain currently sits.

Get your client’s domain to reject.

We handle setup, monitoring, and policy progression. You hand the client a fully protected domain.

DMARC
DMARC Enforcement

Full enforcement journey from p=none to p=reject. We configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, monitor through the policy progression, and confirm the domain is fully protected before we wrap up.

  • SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configured and aligned
  • All third party senders authorized
  • 30 to 60 day monitoring period included
  • Policy progressed to p=reject
  • Full documentation of everything configured

We schedule a Zoom session to gather what we need. The monitoring period runs in the background after setup.

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