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I will analyze your dmarc reports
Security Consultant And Custom AI Assistant Solutions
I'm Sudarshan, founder of Khalate Technologies. I help businesses secure their digital presence and build reliable web systems — from email deliverability and security audits to full web application d...
About this Gig
Getting DMARC aggregate reports in your inbox but have no idea what they mean? You're not alone most business owners set up DMARC once, then never actually look at the reports it generates.
I'll analyze your DMARC XML reports, identify every single source sending email using your domain including legitimate services and potential impersonators and translate the technical data into a clear, actionable summary.
What you get:
Full DMARC report analysis (all sending sources identified)
Unauthorized/suspicious sender detection
Safe policy progression plan (p=none p=quarantine p=reject)
Plain-English summary no confusing jargon
Who this is for:
- You already have SPF/DKIM/DMARC set up but aren't sure it's actually protecting you
- You're receiving DMARC reports and need help interpreting them
- You want to move from "monitoring only" to actually blocking spoofed emails, without breaking legitimate mail flow
Moving to a stricter DMARC policy without proper analysis can accidentally block real business emails I make sure that doesn't happen by identifying every legitimate sender first.
Message me before ordering if you're not sure what stage your domain is at happy to take a quick look first.
Email Provider:
Gmail
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Yahoo
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Microsoft Outlook
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Zoho
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Webmail
Expertise:
Security
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Spam
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Automation
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Setup
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Configuration
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FAQ
Q: What is a DMARC aggregate report and why do I need it analyzed?
A: DMARC reports show you every server sending email using your domain — including legitimate services and potential impersonators. Most business owners receive these reports but don't know how to read them. I'll translate the raw data into a clear, actionable summary.
Q: I already have DMARC set to "none" — is that enough?
A: No. "p=none" only monitors and reports — it doesn't actually block spoofed emails. I'll help you safely move to "quarantine" and eventually "reject" without breaking your legitimate email traffic.
Q: What if moving to a stricter policy blocks my real emails?
A: That's exactly what this service prevents. I analyze your reports first to identify all legitimate senders before recommending any policy change, so you avoid accidentally blocking real business emails.
Q: Do I need any technical background to use this service?
A: No. I'll provide a plain-English summary alongside the technical findings, so you understand exactly what's happening with your domain's email security.
Q: How often should DMARC reports be reviewed?
A: Ideally monthly, especially during the first few months after implementation. My Premium package includes a 30-day check-in to catch any new issues early.
