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Fixed demonstration data · DNS check

68/85 Example score

Core sender controls are present, but DMARC is not yet enforcing and transport reporting is missing.

  1. Priority 1

    Move DMARC beyond monitoring

    Why it matters
    A monitoring-only policy does not ask receiving systems to quarantine or reject failed mail.
    Observed evidence
    v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@example.test
    Fix next
    Validate legitimate senders, then stage pct and policy changes toward quarantine or reject.
  2. Priority 2

    Add TLS failure reporting

    Why it matters
    Without TLS-RPT, delivery teams have less evidence when encrypted transport fails.
    Observed evidence
    No TXT record observed at _smtp._tls
    Fix next
    Publish a valid TLS-RPT record with an actively monitored report destination.
  3. Observed

    SPF is present

    Why it matters
    The domain publishes a sender-authorisation policy with a terminal mechanism.
    Observed evidence
    v=spf1 include:_spf.example.test -all
    Fix next
    Retest after changing authorised senders and keep DNS lookup count within SPF limits.

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