Four exposures, explained plainly
Pick one. You will see what it is, how it gets found, what happens next step by step in France, and what we do about it.
What it can cost you
- Customers defrauded in your name, and the trust that goes with it
- Invoices and quotes landing in spam
- Disputes over who should carry the loss
Who acts
No regulator fines this directly. Criminals and mailbox providers find it first.
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The detail, for those who want it
What it is
Without the right email settings, anyone can send email from your exact address, and your customer cannot tell it is fake. The settings are three public records on your domain (the name after the @ in your email address): SPF lists the services allowed to send email in your name, DKIM adds a hidden signature that proves a message really comes from you, and DMARC tells receiving mail servers what to do with a fake. Until DMARC is enforced, set to send fakes to spam or to refuse them, receiving servers deliver forged email from your exact address.
How it gets found in France
Your DMARC setting is public: anyone can look it up in seconds, and fraudsters scan for domains that do not enforce it. Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook check it on every message, and send bulk mail that fails to spam or turn it away (DMARC Report, 2025).
Four steps, typical for France. Use the numbers or the buttons.
A domain without protection is spotted
A fraudster looks up your domain's public settings (its DNS records) and sees that DMARC does not stop fakes. In France, 72% of monitored domains had no effective DMARC protection in September 2026 (DmarcDkim.com, Sep 2026).