DMARC monitoring for Australian organisations

The Australian Signals Directorate Essential Eight Maturity Model requires organisations to implement SPF, DKIM, and DMARC as part of their baseline email security controls. At Maturity Level 2 and above, DMARC enforcement (p=quarantine or p=reject) is expected.

SpoofSentry monitors your compliance posture continuously, tracks policy progression, and generates evidence bundles that map directly to Essential Eight requirements — ready for your annual assessment.

For small and medium businesses in Australia, the SMB1001 cyber security standard provides a practical framework. SpoofSentry's compliance evidence bundles include SMB1001-aligned reports covering email authentication, sender governance, and domain protection.

Use the built-in checklist to track your progress through SMB1001 requirements and generate evidence for auditors or insurers.

Australian domain adoption of DMARC has grown rapidly, but enforcement remains low. SpoofSentry's Enforcement Center shows readiness gates, impact simulation, and sender authorization workflows to safely move from p=none to p=reject.

See exactly which senders would be affected before you change policy. Approve changes through a structured workflow with audit trail.

Discover all services sending email on behalf of your domains — including third-party SaaS platforms, marketing tools, and transactional email providers. SpoofSentry auto-detects 26+ common email service providers and classifies senders by risk level.

AI-powered classification helps identify unknown senders and recommends appropriate SPF and DKIM configuration for each.

SpoofSentry is used by Australian organisations across government, healthcare, financial services, and education to monitor DMARC posture and drive enforcement. Our compliance evidence bundles support ACSC assessments, insurance questionnaires, and supply chain due diligence.

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