The journey to DMARC enforcement

The destination is enforcement.

Most DMARC tools show you have a problem. Verkh shows you exactly how to fix it. Step-by-step remediation, copy-paste DNS records, and shareable dashboards your vendors will actually use.

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5.2%

of domains have reached full DMARC enforcement

86%

of top domains lack effective email protection

69% → 14%

phishing drop with mandatory DMARC

You set up DMARC. Now what?

You added a DMARC record months ago. Reports started flowing in. And then... nothing. The dashboard shows failures, but fixing them means coordinating with vendors who don't care about your authentication problems. Your ESP says it's your DNS. Your DNS says it's your ESP. Meanwhile, you're stuck at p=none.

We get you unstuck.

Verkh doesn't just show you the problem. We give you the exact DNS records to copy, the exact steps to follow, and shareable dashboards you can send to vendors so they actually fix things. The destination is enforcement. We walk with you until you get there. Learn about our approach.

Enforcement-Focused

Built for the destination, not the dashboard. Every feature, alert, and recommendation moves you toward p=reject. We measure success by enforcement achieved, not reports processed.

Actionable Remediation

Copy-paste fixes, not cryptic errors. "Your SPF record has an error" becomes "Here's the exact record to add, and here's why." We translate the technical into the actionable.

Vendor Dashboards

Stop resending PDFs. Share a live dashboard with your vendors. See when they view it. Data stays current, links don't expire. Learn how vendor coordination works.

What is DMARC and why does it matter?

DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) is an email security protocol that protects your domain from being used in phishing attacks and email spoofing. It works alongside SPF and DKIM to verify that emails claiming to come from your domain actually came from you. Read our complete DMARC policy guide.

When someone receives an email "from" your domain, their email server checks your DMARC policy to decide what to do. Without DMARC, attackers can send emails that appear to come from your company, tricking customers, partners, and employees into clicking malicious links or sharing sensitive information.

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Monitor only

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Send to spam

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Full protection

The goal is to reach p=reject. That's when your domain is fully protected. But getting there requires identifying every legitimate service that sends email as you, making sure they're properly authenticated, and gradually tightening your policy without breaking anything.

That's where most organizations get stuck. And that's exactly what Verkh helps you solve.

Why businesses prioritize DMARC

Prevent Brand Impersonation

Without DMARC enforcement, anyone can send emails that look like they came from your CEO or support team. DMARC at p=reject stops these emails before they reach anyone's inbox.

Protect Email Deliverability

Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft now require DMARC for bulk senders. Without proper authentication, your legitimate emails may land in spam or never arrive at all. See the requirements.

Meet Compliance Requirements

PCI DSS 4.0 now mandates DMARC for organizations handling payment data. Government agencies in the US, UK, and EU require DMARC for contractors and vendors.

Gain Visibility Into Your Email Ecosystem

DMARC reports reveal your complete email ecosystem, often uncovering forgotten services, shadow IT, and potential security gaps.

Why DMARC projects stall

Getting to DMARC enforcement isn't technically difficult. It's operationally complex. Here's where most organizations get stuck:

Too Many Senders, Not Enough Visibility

The average organization has 8-15 services sending email as their domain: ESPs, CRMs, helpdesks, marketing automation, transactional email, internal tools. Each one needs to be identified, authenticated, and authorized. Miss one, and legitimate emails get blocked when you enforce.

Vendor Coordination is Painful

Your vendors don't care about your DMARC project. When you email their support team about SPF includes or DKIM selectors, you get generic responses, long wait times, or confused escalations. You need evidence they understand and action they'll actually take.

Fear of Breaking Email

Moving from p=none to p=reject feels risky. What if you block a critical vendor? What if customer emails bounce? Without clear data on what's passing and what's failing, most teams stay at monitoring forever, getting reports but never reaching protection.

Verkh addresses each of these challenges directly. We show you exactly who's sending as your domain, give you shareable dashboards that vendors actually respond to, and tell you precisely when you're ready to tighten your policy.

Your path to enforcement

1

See Your Problem

Connect your domain in 60 seconds. See who's sending as you, what's passing, what's failing.

2

Fix What's Broken

Get copy-paste DNS records. Send vendor dashboards. Authorize legitimate senders.

3

Reach Enforcement

Progress from p=none to p=quarantine to p=reject. Know when you're ready for each step.

Built for teams who need results, not reports

IT and Security Teams

You don't have time to become a DMARC expert. You need to check a compliance box, protect your domain, and move on to the next priority. Verkh gives you the fastest path to enforcement. See all features.

MSPs and IT Consultants

Your clients need DMARC, but explaining XML reports isn't billable. Verkh's workspaces let you manage multiple client domains and demonstrate tangible security improvements. Explore the partner program.

Marketing and Revenue Ops

Your emails need to reach the inbox. When deliverability drops, you need answers fast. Verkh shows you exactly which sending sources are authenticated and which are causing problems, so you can fix issues before they impact campaigns.

Compliance and Risk Teams

You need documented proof that email authentication controls are in place. Verkh provides audit-ready reports, policy progression history, and clear evidence of your security posture for PCI DSS, SOC 2, and vendor assessments.

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$0 /month

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  • Weekly email digest
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$29 /month

5 domains, 3 users

  • Guided remediation steps
  • See which sources are failing
  • Daily + critical alerts
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$99 /month

25 domains, 10 users

+$5/domain up to 100

  • Vendor PDF reports
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  • Workspaces for teams
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$499 /month

250 domains, 25 users

  • Live shareable dashboards
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  • Dedicated support
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Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to reach DMARC enforcement?
Most organizations reach p=reject within 30-90 days, depending on how many sending sources they have and how quickly vendors respond. Verkh shows you exactly what's blocking progress and what to do next, so you're never guessing.
Will DMARC break my email?
Not if you do it right. DMARC starts in monitoring mode (p=none), so you can see exactly what's happening before you enforce. Verkh tells you when you're ready to move to the next policy level and warns you about any sources that aren't properly authenticated.
What's the difference between SPF, DKIM, and DMARC?
SPF specifies which servers can send email for your domain. DKIM adds a cryptographic signature proving the email wasn't altered. DMARC ties them together and tells receiving servers what to do when authentication fails. You need all three for full protection.
Do I need DMARC if I use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365?
Yes. Google and Microsoft authenticate emails you send through their servers, but they don't protect your domain from being spoofed by attackers. DMARC is the only way to tell other email servers to reject unauthorized emails claiming to be from you.
What are DMARC reports?
Every major email provider (Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, etc.) sends daily reports showing how emails from your domain performed. These XML reports reveal who's sending as you, whether authentication passed or failed, and what happened to each message. Verkh ingests these reports and translates them into actionable insights.
Is the free tier really free?
Yes. One domain, forever, no credit card required. You get DMARC monitoring, basic authentication checks, and weekly digest emails. Paid tiers add more domains, guided remediation, vendor reports, and team features.
Can I use Verkh if I already have DMARC set up?
Absolutely. Many customers come to Verkh after setting up DMARC themselves and getting stuck. Just point your DMARC reports to Verkh, and we'll show you exactly where you stand and what to do next.
What makes Verkh different from other DMARC tools?
Most DMARC tools focus on monitoring. They show you dashboards and reports. Verkh focuses on enforcement. We give you the exact steps, DNS records, and vendor dashboards you need to actually reach p=reject. We measure success by domains protected, not reports processed.

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