Set Up DMARC for Microsoft 365 Hosted Email

 

How to Set Up DMARC for Microsoft 365:
Stop Email Spoofing for Good!

If you own a custom domain, email security isn't optional anymore. Major email providers like Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft strictly require authentication records to ensure your emails reach the inbox instead of the spam folder.

Setting up DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) prevents scammers from impersonating your business while boosting your overall email deliverability.

Here is a step-by-step guide to properly setting up DMARC alongside SPF and DKIM for Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365).

What Nobody Tells You Before You Upgrade a Computer

What Nobody Tells You Before an Upgrade

"I just bought a new computer and now my printer doesn't work. It works fine on the old one! The only drivers I can find are being blocked by Windows Security. And I can't install or activate my Office 2016 or my Quicken 2000!?"

It's a completely reasonable thing to expect. The printer works. The software works. You've used the same setup for eight years without a problem. So why wouldn't it work on a newer, faster, better machine?

The honest answer is that "newer" doesn't just mean "the same thing, but faster." When you skip several years between upgrades, you aren't taking one step forward. You're jumping across a gap where the rules changed several times while your old device quietly kept doing things the old way.

This article's aim is to try to cover why that happens, what usually breaks, and how to plan an upgrade so you aren't caught off guard.

New Computer Migration & Setup: How-To Guide

Setting Up Your New Computer:
A Complete Migration Guide

Getting a new computer is exciting, but the transition from your old system to the new one requires careful planning to ensure nothing important gets left behind. These principles apply universally, regardless of your hardware path: whether you are performing a standard upgrade (PC to PC, Mac to Mac) or switching operating systems entirely (PC to Mac or Mac to PC). Whether you're upgrading at home or replacing workstations at your business, proper preparation can mean the difference between a smooth, stress-free experience and hours of frustration tracking down missing files and forgotten passwords.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know before, during, and after a computer migration. There are several things you can do ahead of time to make the process faster and more successful; with less surprises!

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