The AI DMARC agent that drafts the fix
Palisade's AI DMARC agent reads your reports, drafts a fix for every broken sender, and deploys what you approve.
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Cloudflare DNSWhat AI DMARC Agent helps you accomplish
Fixes drafted for you
The Agent analyzes DMARC reporting data and creates prioritized remediation tickets: sender verification, SPF and DKIM alignment issues, policy gaps, and enforcement milestones.
You stay in control
Every change is reviewed before it ships. See the exact record diff, approve it, and with Hosted DNS apply it from Palisade while your DNS provider stays in place.
A safer path to p=reject
Domains move from monitoring to quarantine to reject one approved step at a time, after legitimate senders have been reviewed and aligned.
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From raw reports to deployed fixes
The Agent runs the loop end to end, you approve each step.
Reports come in
Palisade collects DMARC aggregate reports for your domains and identifies every sending source. No XML decoding, no spreadsheets.
Tickets open
The Agent turns each issue into a ticket with a title, severity, score impact, and the recommended action, already prioritized.
You review the fix
Each ticket shows exactly what changes, down to the record diff. Confirm legitimate senders and approve the change.
Deploy and verify
With Hosted DNS, apply the approved change from Palisade through CNAME delegation. On external DNS, Palisade publishes the approved record into your own zone across 64 providers, or hands you the exact record to add yourself.
How the Agent handles remediation tickets
Sender detection
The Agent detects sending sources from real report traffic. Review pending senders, confirm the legitimate ones, and discard the rest.
Severity and score impact
Every ticket carries a severity and the score your domain gains by completing it, so the queue is already sorted by what matters.
Issue-specific tickets
Sender authorization, failing SPF or DKIM, broken DNS, SPF lookup limits, record setup, and policy readiness each get a remediation path built for that problem.
Provider-specific instructions
When Palisade recognizes the sending platform, the ticket includes setup steps matched to that provider instead of a generic authentication checklist.
Official documentation interpretation
The Agent reads the provider's official documentation, extracts the relevant SPF or DKIM setup path, and cross-checks each step against the source. Generated guidance is human-reviewed before it becomes customer-visible.
Evidence and exact changes
See the relevant sender or hostname, the evidence behind the finding, and why Palisade recommends the action. When the fix changes DNS, preview the exact record change before approving it.
Staged enforcement
Guided milestones from p=none to p=quarantine to p=reject, applied one approved step at a time when the domain is ready. Never all at once.
Pending verification
After a change, the ticket shows that Palisade is monitoring the result. Resolved work completes automatically; if the issue remains, monitoring reopens the ticket.
Snooze, dismiss, or complete
Give a fix more time or dismiss a finding that does not apply. Completed and dismissed tickets remain available through status filters.
DNS visibility and history
See the authentication records Palisade sees right now, plus periodic snapshots of what changed and when.
New-ticket notifications
When the Agent opens a ticket, your team knows. Nobody has to watch reports to catch the next issue.
Unused sender review
When a confirmed sender goes a full year without sending, the Agent opens a low-priority ticket with the evidence and the records that authorize it. Keep the sender, or approve the removal and Palisade applies it.
Portfolio-ready
Tickets, scores, policy, and volume roll up per domain, so you can prioritize across every domain you manage.
When the Agent carries the work, teams move faster.From one domain to a full client portfolio.
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AI DMARC Agent: FAQ
What is the Palisade DMARC Agent?
The DMARC Agent analyzes your domains' DMARC aggregate-report data and creates prioritized detection and remediation tickets. Each ticket has a title, description, severity, and score impact, plus the recommended fix, so your reports arrive as a to-do list instead of raw XML.
Does the Agent change my DNS records automatically?
No. The Agent drafts the fix and you review it before anything ships. With Hosted DNS, approved changes are applied from Palisade through CNAME delegation while your DNS provider stays in place. With external DNS, Palisade publishes the approved record into your own zone once you accept it, or hands you the exact record to add yourself.
What issues does the Agent open tickets for?
New or unknown sending sources that need verification; SPF and DKIM authentication or alignment failures; missing, drifted, or conflicting email-DNS records; SPF cleanup and lookup-limit problems; DMARC policy gaps; parked-domain lockdown; and enforcement milestones. Each ticket uses a remediation flow matched to the issue rather than one generic checklist.
What happens after I make the recommended change?
The ticket moves into pending verification while Palisade monitors the result. If the SPF, DKIM, or DNS problem is resolved, the ticket completes automatically. If the issue is still present, monitoring reopens it so a submitted change cannot hide unresolved work.
Does the Agent use official provider documentation?
Yes. For supported sending platforms, the Agent reads the provider's official documentation, extracts the relevant SPF or DKIM setup path, and cross-checks the generated steps against that source. The guidance is human-reviewed before it becomes visible in remediation tickets.
How is this different from a free DMARC checker?
A checker inspects your public records once. The Agent monitors real DMARC report traffic continuously, identifies who is actually sending as your domain, and turns what it finds into prioritized work with the fix attached.
How long does it take to reach p=reject?
It depends on the domain. Palisade guides a staged path: monitor at p=none, review and align legitimate senders, then move to p=quarantine and p=reject gradually when the domain is ready. Validate legitimate sending paths before applying stronger enforcement.
Does it work across many domains?
Yes. Add domains individually or in bulk by CSV, organize them into groups, and prioritize across the portfolio by ticket count, score, policy, and reported volume.
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