When you send an email, do you ever wonder what happens to it after you hit 'send'? The email disappears for most people, and they get on with their lives. An email's journey is critical for businesses and marketers interested in inbox delivery. If an email doesn't reach its destination quickly or gets lost forever, the sender may never know what went wrong. But if they do, there's a good chance it will be unpleasant, like a phishing attack or spam folder. One way to do this is to implement email authentication protocols like SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail). These technical measures help email clients verify the legitimacy of incoming messages to prevent phishing and spoofing attacks. This article will answer that question and help you confidently implement email protection strategies to secure your email domains, prevent phishing, and ensure reliable email delivery without technical confusion.

Inframail's email infrastructure can help you achieve your goals by boosting your email security and improving your deliverability rates to prevent attacks and unwanted interruptions.

Table of Contents

• What's the Difference Between SPF and DKIM?

• Should I Use SPF or DKIM for Alternate Domain Authentication?

• How Does DMARC Work with Both of These Protocols?

• Start Buying Domains Now and Setup Your Email Infrastructure Today