Walk away with real-world data, expert insights, and clear next steps to close the gap between adoption and true email security.

Welcome to EasyDMARC’s May 2025 release notes. Last month, our product and development teams worked hard to provide you with new functionalities and improvements that will enhance your experience of using the EasyDMARC platform.

What have we added?

• [For MSPs] Autotask PSA Integration – Our Integrations Family is now even bigger! This time, we added an integration with Autotask PSA. You can find more information on our blog.
• [eBook] Our new industry ebook, “Email Security for Financial and Payment Organizations”, is now live. You can download it here.
• [eBook] Our second new industry ebook, “State of DMARC Adoption in the Insurance Sector,” is also available to download.
• [eBook] Our third new industry ebook, “DMARC Adoption in Healthcare,” is also live and can be downloaded here.
• [Report] The “EasyDMARC 2025 DMARC Adoption Report” has been launched. You can access our findings on this page. 

What have we improved?

• [For MSPs] ConnectWise PSA Integration – We adjusted the way the platform handles ‘Effective Date’ as follows:

  • If the Agreement is not invoiced (the next invoice date is in the past), we set the effective date as the first day of the next month and update it each day until it is invoiced.
  • If the Agreement is invoiced (the next invoice date is in the future), we set the effective date as the next Invoice Date and update it each day until that date.
• [For MSPs] HaloPSA – When changing Subscriptions naming from Default to Custom or Custom to Default, all existing subscriptions are now updated accordingly.

What have we fixed?  

• We have released various small fixes across the platform, which may not be immediately apparent, but will definitely improve your overall experience with our platform.

We’re excited to share that the EasyDMARC team will be at Infosecurity Europe 2025 in London from 3 to 5 June at ExCeL London.

If you’re planning on being there, we’d be delighted to meet you in person at the event.

Stop by Stand A160 and be among the first to get access to our 2025 DMARC Adoption Report – launching a week before the conference! Our team will also be doing live product demonstrations, offering in-depth insights, and giving you the chance to discuss your specific email security needs. They’ll also chat about what's next for the EasyDMARC platform.

Book a Live Demo

Find out more on our events page.

Welcome to EasyDMARC’s April 2025 release notes. Last month, our product and development teams worked hard to provide you with new functionalities and improvements that will enhance your experience of the EasyDMARC platform.

What have we added?

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• Audit Logs – Enterprise and MSP-focused functionality to further improve visibility of everything happening on your EasyDMARC account. For more details, see here.

What have we improved?

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• [for MSPs] ConnectWise PSA  integration –  We added an option to disable Domain Reporting (creating additions for your Sending Domains), which lets you use the integration for Alerts/Tickets only if needed.
• We released various stability and performance improvements to our core platform that should vastly improve the experience for customers who are managing a lot of domains and data.
• [for MSPs] We made various improvements to the Domain Scanner embed widget and the generated report.

What have we fixed?  

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• [for MSPs] We fixed the issue with the Domain Scanner embed widget and WIX platform. 

We’re delighted to announce the launch of our brand new feature: Audit Logs. This critical addition to our platform is specifically designed to meet the advanced security and compliance needs of our Enterprise and MSP customers. 

This feature provides a comprehensive, timestamped record of key actions and system events, offering visibility into user activities, configuration changes, and system interactions. 

Audit Logs empower you to:

• Strengthen Your Security Posture: Proactively monitor for suspicious activity, detect potential security breaches, and facilitate thorough incident investigations.
• Ensure Regulatory Compliance: Meet increasingly stringent compliance requirements by maintaining an auditable history of critical actions.
• Improve Operational Oversight: Gain valuable insights into platform usage, identify potential misconfigurations, and streamline troubleshooting efforts.
• Enhance Accountability: Clearly attribute actions to specific users, fostering a more secure and responsible operational environment.

Key Features & Functionalities

• Audit Logs are now available under the Organization Settings page
• The Main Table and detailed Action Overview provide information, including:
  • Name and email address of the user
  • Date and time of the action
  • Action type and name
  • Entity (e.g., domain names and user names)
  • Country and IP address
  • Platform.
• Users now have the option to search audit logs for user actions and filter by action type or date and export these logs to CSV files

• Access to audit logs is now granted based on your type of plan:

  • MSP Plan → 3 months access
  • Custom Plan → 6 months access
  • Enterprise Plan → 12 months access

The addition of this new feature is another way we are showing our commitment to providing flexible, secure, and user-friendly solutions for our MSP and Enterprise customers. We are continually developing more enhancements to our platform and services, so keep an eye out for future updates.

Starting May 5, 2025, Microsoft Outlook will require all high-volume senders (5,000+ emails/day) to comply with DMARC, SPF, and DKIM authentication standards. Failure to meet these requirements could result in emails being flagged as spam and eventually rejected altogether.

🔹 Why the change?
 Microsoft is strengthening email security to combat phishing, spoofing, and spam. By enforcing these authentication protocols, they aim to increase trust, reduce fraud, and improve email deliverability for businesses and individuals alike.

🔹 What do you need to do?
 Ensure your domain is properly authenticated with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to stay compliant and protect your email reputation.

✅ Check your current authentication setup:

• DMARC Checker
• SPF Lookup
• DKIM Checker
  

✅ Follow our step-by-step guide:
 Learn how to set up DMARC correctly to avoid email deliverability issues. 

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🔹 Why does this matter for your business?
 If you send bulk emails, whether for marketing, customer communications, or transactional purposes, you must adopt email authentication best practices. Failure to comply could mean your emails never reach your customers’ inboxes.

At EasyDMARC, we help businesses simplify DMARC implementation and can ensure full compliance with Microsoft’s new requirements. Don’t wait until May 2025 — take action today!

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We’re excited to announce the release of our enhanced Alerting System, designed to give you even greater visibility and control over your email security. This upgrade introduces a new “Email Volume” category, allowing for precise monitoring of email behavior across four DMARC compliance sub-categories: Compliant, Non-compliant, Threat/Unknown, and Forwarded.

With this enhancement, you can:

• Pinpoint compliance issues, e.g. rise in Threat/Unknown emails.
• Quickly identify not-configured and non-compliant email sources with improved tracking of authentication rollouts
• Gain granular insights into domain-specific email volume and compliance trends.
• Reduce manual oversight of critical compliance shifts without constant monitoring.

Key Features and Capabilities

1. Flexible Threshold Logic

Our enhanced Alerting System introduces a more flexible and intuitive approach to monitoring email authentication. You can now set alert thresholds based on percentages or fixed numbers, allowing you to fine-tune monitoring based on your specific needs. 

2. Total Volume Tracking

To further enhance visibility, we’ve introduced a “Total Volume” tracking option. Instead of percentages, this feature provides a raw count of all emails, helping you better understand your email flow. 

3. Email Volume Category Alerts

The new “Email Volume” category expands alerting functionality by breaking email traffic into four compliance-based sub-categories: Compliant, Non-compliant, Threat/Unknown, and Forwarded. 

You can configure alerts for individual domains or groups of domains, ensuring you receive timely notifications so you can proactively manage compliance-specific issues. In addition, if you add a new domain to an existing group, the system will automatically start monitoring it.

Keep an eye out for more product improvements and new features designed to simplify your user experience while further enhancing your email security.

It’s finally time for the big reveal! 

Our new free course, “DMARC & Beyond: A Definitive Guide to Email Authentication,“ is now live on EasyDMARC Academy!

This comprehensive, expert-led course takes you from the fundamentals of email communication to mastering SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — the essential protocols that protect email authenticity. You'll gain hands-on knowledge to confidently implement, monitor, and optimize email security best practices, covering BIMI, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, and more.

Ready to level up your email security skills? Our course is FREE! 

Enrol now and start your learning journey

Welcome to EasyDMARC’s February 2025 release notes. Last month, our product and development teams worked hard to provide you with new functionalities and improvements that will enhance your experience using the EasyDMARC platform.

What have we added?

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• EasySPF Auto-configuration  – It’s now possible to use the auto-configuration option in Aggregate Reports to set up EasySPF more seamlessly. 
• New SSO Setup and Management Page – We redesigned the SSO experience, which is now based on SAML 2.0, and supports the most popular IdPs such as Azure, Okta, OneLogin, Jumpcloud, and Google. You can easily configure SSO from Organization Settings in the EasyDMARC dashboard. 

What have we improved?

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• Email Investigation – We added a few quality of life improvements, including the option to refresh the test, and open source configuration from the test results or open records configuration page. 
• ConnectWise [MSP Only] – We changed the addition handling logic for ConnectWise. Now, instead of cancelling and creating new additions at the end of the billing cycle, we simply update the existing ones. We’ll further improve how additions are handled based on the feedback from our MSPs.

What have we fixed?  

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• We implemented various minor bug fixes to:

  • Reputation Monitoring 
  • Managed MTA-STS 
  • Several user interface fixes for an even smoother experience when interacting with our dashboard.

Single sign-on (SSO) has been part of the EasyDMARC offering for a few years, as it is key to enhanced security and seamless accessibility. We have now improved the user experience even further by enabling you to manually configure SSO for your company rather than having to rely on our Support team for this setup. 

EasyDMARC SSO, which is based on the SAML 2.0 standard, supports the four most common identity providers:

• Microsoft Azure Active Directory
• Google Workspace
• OneLogin 
• Okta

We are working on adding other identity providers, e.g. JumpCloud, and also aim to have support for SCIM in the future.

To complete the SSO process, you need to first verify domain ownership and then set up SSO through your identity provider. You’ll find step-by-step guides for configuring each identity provider in our Knowledge Base. 

Our enhanced SSO process addresses a critical need for centralized identity management, streamlines logins, and reduces the management overhead associated with individual EasyDMARC accounts. Keep an eye out for our next platform improvement.

The new SSO configuration can be accessed by going to your EasyDMARC dashboard → Organisation Settings → Single Sign-On