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Sendmarc’s DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) hosting, management, and reporting features simplify DKIM implementation, providing your organization with a highly resilient, error-free configuration that covers all email senders.
DKIM is a strong email authentication protocol that increases the chance that your business’s emails are free from manipulation when they arrive in their intended recipients’ inboxes. DKIM is one of the ways an email is considered compliant from a DMARC perspective.
But, many companies can’t implement DKIM due to its complexity. Sendmarc’s DKIM hosting, management, and reporting features make the process much easier, providing highly efficient tooling that makes DKIM implementation simple.
Sendmarc’s DKIM hosting, management, and reporting features offer the following key benefits:
The longer the DKIM key, the harder it is for attackers to decrypt, but some providers limit the length of DKIM keys. Plus, managing DNS records with other records increases the chance of mistakes. With Sendmarc, you can manage your DKIM keys alongside your SPF and DMARC assets without worrying about key length issues.
DKIM keys can be lengthy DNS entries and can be one of two types. Because of this, human error is highly likely during the authentication process. Sendmarc automatically validates your key after ensuring it meets expectations.
DKIM management tools are beneficial, but it’s important to know if the keys are working as intended. Sendmarc’s DMARC management platform provides this visibility, allowing you to quickly check if your DKIM keys are protecting your business’s emails.
Since DKIM is crucial in authenticating email, it’s important to know who made changes to your settings and which key is in use. Sendmarc’s platform provides this insight and makes key management straightforward.
Freely available to the public, Sendmarc’s DKIM Lookup and DKIM checker (also known as Know Your Score) provide users with a quick way to check if a specific DKIM key is properly published and if any commonly used keys are published on a certain domain.
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