In simple terms
DMARC enforcement means a domain uses a p=reject policy.
This configuration blocks fake emails that try to impersonate the organisation.
What DMARC enforcement does
DMARC is an email authentication standard that mail providers use to verify the sender of a message.
When a domain uses p=reject, mail providers reject unauthorised emails before they reach inboxes.
This helps prevent common attacks such as domain spoofing and phishing.
Why this matters
Many domains publish DMARC records but do not enforce them.
Enforcement indicates that email authentication is active and maintained, rather than monitored only.
What DMARC enforcement represents
- Active DMARC enforcement
- A technical configuration state
- A signal of basic email hygiene
About this marker
ARMD.digital manages DMARC enforcement for this domain.