Feature set
DMARCly focuses primarily on DMARC, SPF, and DKIM, providing a robust suite of tools for email authentication. We found its reporting interface to be highly detailed, offering granular insights into email traffic and potential threats. Its core strength lies in its dedicated approach to email security protocols, making it a powerful tool for those whose main concern is DMARC enforcement.
The platform includes features such as automatic subdomain detection, email vendor identification, and IP reputation monitoring, which are crucial for maintaining a clean sending reputation. For organizations navigating complex email ecosystems, DMARCly's Safe SPF (SPF flattening) is a notable addition, helping to avoid the 10-lookup limit and simplify SPF management.
DMARC360, often referred to as CTM360 in broader contexts, integrates DMARC reporting as part of a larger digital risk protection (DRP) platform. This means that while it handles DMARC reports effectively, its capabilities extend far beyond just email authentication to include external attack surface management, brand protection, anti-phishing, and takedown services. It offers a more holistic view of an organization's digital footprint.
We've observed DMARC360's strength in consolidating various security functions. For instance, its ability to monitor the deep and dark web for threats, coupled with robust brand impersonation detection, makes it appealing for organizations seeking comprehensive external threat intelligence. The DMARC reporting itself is solid, but it's presented within a broader security dashboard.