Parked domains are domains that do not actively send legitimate email, securing them is vital to preventing brand damage or your stakeholders falling victim to fraud. VerifyDMARC has introduced two powerful new features to enhance the management and security of parked domains: the Parked Flag and Auto Park feature.
See our previous blog post about securing parked domains.
The Parked Flag is a new toggle on the Domains page that allows you to explicitly mark domains as parked. This feature offers several benefits:
To successfully flag a domain as parked, it must have:
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DMARC policy reporting to VerifyDMARC (i.e., including our rua
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SPF policyYou can create a suitable DMARC record using Generate DMARC Record on the Domain page to ensure it meets these criteria.
The Auto Park feature streamlines the process of managing parked domains:
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DMARC policy and empty SPF policy) are automatically flagged as parked.To stay informed about changes to your parked domains:
By leveraging these new features, you can more effectively manage your parked domains, reducing the risk of abuse while maintaining a clear overview of your active domains. VerifyDMARC continues to evolve, providing you with the tools you need to protect your brand and ensure email security across all your domains.
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