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7/2/2026
The original title is 10 words: "The DMARC enforcement gap: 64.6% publish it, only 22.7% enforce it"

The original title is 10 words: "The DMARC enforcement gap: 64.6% publish it, only 22.7% enforce it"

Original: The DMARC enforcement gap: 64.6% publish it, only 22.7% enforce it

Short summary

Analysis of 50,000 domains shows DMARC's critical enforcement gap: while 64.6% publish records, only 22.7% enforce with p=reject policy. Most domains set p=none (monitoring-only), announcing protection without preventing spoofing. Effective DMARC requires progression from p=none → p=quarantine → p=reject; 77% of domains stay at monitoring, leaving email vulnerable.

  • 64.6% of top domains publish DMARC, but only 22.7% enforce it (p=reject policy)
  • Most organizations stuck on p=none (monitoring-only) without actual spoofing protection
  • DMARC security requires progression p=none → p=quarantine → p=reject; most stop at step one

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