Blason,
Actually, consider implementing testing (SPF, DKIM) and DMARC for
inbound. Since you've implemented for everybody else, why not put these
to use for your own organization?
Edward S.
On 1/8/2019 10:26 PM, Blason R via dmarc-discuss wrote:
Hi DMARC Team,
What I understand is DMARC is very beneficial for the mails which are
being sent from my domain to third party. But can we stop the emails
coming at me pretending to be my own domain? My assumption again here
is we can not and need to have AntiSpam policy to block looking at SPF
and DKIM?
TIA
Thanks and Regards
Blason R
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