Enforcement, not just reporting

Almost every organisation publishes a DMARC record. Very few ever reach enforcement. The record itself takes five minutes; then the aggregate reports start arriving as compressed XML from a dozen mail providers, and progress quietly stops.

The reason is rational caution. Somewhere in every organisation is a system nobody documented that sends legitimate mail — a billing platform, a recruitment tool, a regional office that set up its own campaign account. Enforce before that source is aligned and you break real business mail, so the policy sits at p=none and the domain stays spoofable.

We built DMARCS to close that gap. Not another reporting dashboard, but a path from visibility to enforcement a security team can actually walk, with evidence behind every step.

We are based in Dubai, the platform is hosted in the UAE, and the entire interface runs in Arabic as well as English. For organisations working under PDPL and sector regulators, where the data lives is not a footnote.