EasyDMARC launches platform to tackle email security, deliverability

EasyDMARC has launched its Email Trust Platform, a new offering designed to give IT and security teams centralized visibility and control over increasingly complex email infrastructure. The platform expands beyond traditional DMARC, SPF and DKIM authentication by continuously monitoring domains, sending systems, configurations, dependencies and reputation signals across multiple providers.

The platform combines a System of Record for infrastructure visibility, a System of Intelligence for identifying configuration drift and the root causes of security and deliverability problems, and a System of Action for enforcing policies and governing email infrastructure. An agentic intelligence layer analyzes signals across those systems to prioritize risks, explain how problems propagate and recommend actions rather than simply generating individual alerts.

EasyDMARC, whose Touchpoint product was recently honored as a Top 26 Profit-driving Solution by ChannelPro Network, said its Email Trust Platform responds to the growing fragmentation of business email as marketing, finance, customer success and other teams adopt different SaaS platforms and third-party sending services. Those changes can create configuration drift and visibility gaps while IT and security teams remain responsible for security, governance and reliability. The company also pointed to AI-generated phishing and growing dependence on email for payments, identity verification and other critical business processes as factors increasing the stakes.

For MSPs, the platform provides a simplified way to manage email security beyond deploying and maintaining authentication protocols. Centralized visibility into clients' domains, third-party senders and configuration changes could help providers identify risks before they affect security or deliverability, while ongoing governance creates an opportunity to position email authentication and infrastructure management as a continuous managed service rather than a one-time DMARC project.