EasyDMARC has partnered with GMO GlobalSign to help organizations establish trusted email identities through DNS security, sender authentication, and verified branding in recipients’ inboxes. As organizations rely on an increasing number of cloud applications, marketing platforms, CRMs, helpdesk systems, and third-party services to communicate with customers, managing the email ecosystem has become significantly more complex.
EasyDMARC and GMO GlobalSign connect email authentication with verified branding
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