Inbox, Spam, or Trash? What Microsoft’s New DMARC Rules Mean for Your Emails

Avoid deliverability disasters and stay compliant before it’s too late.

Microsoft is tightening the screws on email authentication. That means high-volume senders who don’t comply with DMARC best practices may see their emails rejected outright.

Join us to learn what’s changing, why it matters, and how to protect your email deliverability, security, and brand reputation in a post-enforcement world.

What You’ll Learn

Whether you’re sending 5,000+ messages a day—or just getting started with email authentication—this session will break down what matters and what to do next.

• Email Authentication 101 SPF, DKIM, and DMARC—explained like you’re 12 (on purpose). You’ll walk away knowing what these are and why they matter.
• What Microsoft’s New Rule Means for You Understand why p=none won’t cut it anymore, and how to safely transition to “reject” without breaking email flows.
• The Bigger Picture Microsoft isn’t alone. Google and Yahoo are already enforcing similar rules—and more providers will follow.
• How to Stay Compliant & Avoid Outages Step-by-step guidance on meeting Microsoft’s DMARC-alignment requirements.
• Making It Easy with IRONSCALES How our new DMARC add-on eliminates complexity, flattens records, alerts you to problems in real time, and gives you full visibility into who’s sending on your behalf.

Who Should Attend?

• IT and security leaders
• Email marketing & deliverability managers
• MSPs and service providers
• Anyone who wants to avoid embarrassing or costly email failures

Save Your Spot

Don’t wait for email errors to start appearing in your logs. Reserve your seat now and get expert answers live.