The three DNS building blocks that stop fake email — explained without jargon overload.
When these three work together, your customers' inboxes are much better protected from fake mail using your name.
A TXT record listing mail servers allowed to send for your domain. See the full SPF guide.
Your mail platform signs outgoing messages; DNS publishes the public key. See the DKIM guide.
Tells the world whether to reject, quarantine, or monitor failed mail. This is usually the most important gap. See the DMARC guide.
Often DMARC — without it, SPF and DKIM results may not be enforced.
Yes — the free domain check reports status for each.
