WHAT THE TEST CHECKS
The checker looks for the public _dmarc DNS record, identifies the declared policy such as none, quarantine or reject, and reads the basic reporting signal when it is published.
Check whether a public DMARC record exists and what policy it declares.

DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance) is a public DNS policy that builds on SPF and DKIM. It tells receiving mail systems how to handle messages that fail authentication and can provide reports about attempted use of your domain.
The checker looks for the public _dmarc DNS record, identifies the declared policy such as none, quarantine or reject, and reads the basic reporting signal when it is published.
A missing or weak policy can make it easier for attackers to impersonate the company domain in phishing campaigns. A correctly deployed policy strengthens domain protection and supports the reputation of business email.
Email is one of the main trust channels between a company, customers and partners. DMARC reduces the risk that the company name is abused in fraudulent messages and gives administrators better visibility into unauthorized sending.
iThe test reads only publicly available DNS information and does not send email from the tested domain.
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