Generating Whitelabel Prospection Reports
Create professional, branded PDF reports to demonstrate email security posture to prospects and clients.
Adding and Setting Up your Domain
Add a domain to Palisade and configure its DNS records for DMARC monitoring.
Adding Domains in Bulk
Import multiple domains at once using a CSV file.
Prioritizing by Score
Use the domain score to prioritize which domains to address first, especially when DMARC report data is not yet available.
Publishing DNS Records in Bulk
Set up many domains in one go, through the DNS connections that hold their zones. Palisade previews every record for every domain, you untick anything you would rather do by hand, and one click publishes the rest.
Prioritizing by Ticket Count
Use ticket counts to prioritize which domains need the most attention based on real-world email authentication data.
Fixing Email Authentication Issues
Palisade's DMARC Agent automatically creates tickets when it detects email authentication issues for your domains. This guide explains how to review and resolve those tickets.
Relayed Mail, Gateways and ARC
Sometimes a sending source is configured perfectly and still shows up in Palisade with a DKIM authentication failure. The usual reason is that something sat between the sender and the recipient and changed the message on the way through: a security gateway, a filtering service, a mailing list, or a forwarding rule.
Locking Down DMARC
Move your DMARC policy from none (monitoring only) to quarantine or reject (enforcement) to protect your domain from email spoofing.
Updating your Hosted DMARC Record
Manage your DMARC policy directly from the Palisade dashboard without logging into your DNS provider.
Updating your DMARC Record on your DNS Provider
For domains not using Hosted DMARC, update the DMARC TXT record directly in your DNS provider.