Email security remains a critical concern for public sector organisations. As the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) prepares to discontinue its Mail Check DMARC Aggregate Reporting tool on March 24, 2025, it is imperative for public sector organisations to transition to a reliable alternative. This blog explores the significance of DMARC aggregate reporting, the implications of the NCSC’s decision, and how Aura Technology can assist in ensuring your organisation’s email security.
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) is a powerful email authentication protocol designed to protect email domains from being used for phishing and spoofing attacks. DMARC aggregate reporting plays a crucial role in this process by providing detailed insights into email traffic and identifying potential vulnerabilities.
The NCSC’s decision to discontinue its Mail Check DMARC Aggregate Reporting tool reflects a strategic shift towards enhancing cybersecurity resilience. However, this change necessitates organisations to find robust alternatives to maintain their email security posture. Without a reliable DMARC reporting tool, organisations risk exposure to email spoofing, phishing attacks, and potential data breaches.
Aura Technology, in partnership with Sendmarc, offers a comprehensive DMARC solution designed to meet the unique needs of public sector organisations. Our solution ensures a seamless transition from the NCSC’s Mail Check tool and provides enhanced security features to protect your email domains.
Discontinuing the NCSC’s Mail Check DMARC Aggregate Reporting tool presents a critical juncture for public sector organisations. By transitioning to Aura Technology’s DMARC solution, you can ensure your email security remains robust, compliant, and efficient.
Contact us today to learn how we can help you navigate this change and secure your organisation’s future.