It basically comes down to data gatekeeping for product monetization.
Mimecast doesn't send RUA/RUF reports externally, because they bought
DMARC Analyzer. Similarly, Proofpoint does not send reports from
Proofpoint Essentials (ppe-hosted.com) or hosted PPS clusters
(pphosted.com) because of their Email Fraud Defense product.
In the same vein, Valimail has a partnership with Microsoft for Exchange
Online reports (not the same as outlook.com reports) that operates in a
similar manner, except without the monetization barrier. I've heard
rumors for a long time that Microsoft will start sending reports from
Exchange Online "sometime soon", but I'm somewhat skeptical until we
actually see it implemented.
In all of these previous cases, they "synthesize" reports from the
respective email gateways as well as ingesting external reports. In
essence, you have to use the respective paired product to see your own
domain's DMARC data, as they don't send reports to external endpoints,
reflected by the lack of reporting you're seeing.
Outlook.com was sending reports up until recently... their reporting
consistency seem to be very unreliable as of late. And I don't think I
have seen any reporting from icloud.com.
So, as you noted, what we're left with are gaping holes in data
reporting with some of the largest ESP's, one can only hope they
eventually decide to share with the rest of the world.
- Mark Alley
On 11/20/2022 11:16 AM, Douglas Foster wrote:
Thanks, but my real question was, "why are any major players not fully
participating?"
If they are unimpressed with DMARC filtering, does our work make it
more attractive?
If they are only opting out of reporting, can we do something to make
the reporting piece more palatable?
Doug
On Sun, Nov 20, 2022, 11:26 AM Steven M Jones <s...@crash.com> wrote:
On 11/19/22 19:13, Douglas Foster wrote:
> I note that I have no feedback reports from:
The best view of who participates in DMARC feedback reporting probably
lies with the report processors. Some of them will tell you who
they are
getting reports from:
https://dmarcian.com/dmarc-data-providers/
Outlook.com certainly appears to be providing aggregate reports,
though
I haven't personally received one since September...
--S.
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