Charm Security vs EasyDMARC

About EasyDMARC

EasyDMARC sells a platform that gives Security and IT the context to see what changed, understand what it affects, and act across infrastructure, authentication, legitimate sending, deliverability, and external threats. EasyDMARC describes email as an interconnected stack whose management is still split across layers, tools, and owners. EasyDMARC brings together the layers that determine the security, trust, and performance of email infrastructure in one connected platform built for Security and IT teams.^[1][2][3][4]

EasyDMARC brings the authentication evidence behind each domain into one view, so teams can see what is sending, how it is authenticating, and what has changed. EasyDMARC builds a current view of the services, platforms, vendors, and internal systems sending on behalf of a customer's domains. EasyDMARC turns aggregate DMARC data into operational visibility across senders, authentication results, alignment, and change. EasyDMARC brings sender visibility, authentication health, policy control, and BIMI readiness together so teams can manage authentication as one continuous program.^[5]

EasyDMARC DNS Manager is DNS management software that gives teams one control layer across their DNS environment, continuously surfacing DNS configuration, security, and email-authentication risk. EasyDMARC DNS Manager centralizes DNS management across providers, with zones and records operated from one place. EasyDMARC DNS Manager validates proposed DNS changes before they reach production. EasyDMARC DNS Manager governs DNS changes with versioning, audit history, rollback, and verification. EasyDMARC DNS Manager offers per-record versioning, rollback, and zone snapshots for recovery. EasyDMARC DNS Manager lets teams delegate work with role-based access, validation, and guardrails.^[1][6][8]

Sender Insights shows what is happening across a sending environment and how sending behavior affects trust and performance. EasyDMARC brings all sending activity into one connected view across domains, ESPs, IPs, and mailstreams. Threat Intelligence helps detect spoofing attacks, uncover lookalike domains, and identify vulnerabilities across a customer's own infrastructure so teams can understand their attack surface and act before threats impact the business. EasyDMARC Threat Intelligence monitors spoofing activity, malicious sending infrastructure, lookalike domains, domain impersonation, and vulnerabilities across dedicated mail-serving infrastructure. EasyDMARC Threat Intelligence traces spoofing activity to the external infrastructure sending emails on behalf of a domain. EasyDMARC Threat Intelligence identifies lookalike variants across a portfolio and monitors them for registration and activity. EasyDMARC Threat Intelligence tracks changes over time, captures the evidence behind a threat, and gives step-by-step takedown guidance when a lookalike requires action.^[1][3][7]

For supported actions, EasyDMARC AI Agent can take a finding all the way to an approval-ready change. Teams can schedule recurring checks, summaries, and reviews across the entire email environment with EasyDMARC AI Agent. EasyDMARC MCP connects an external AI to the signals and context across the email environment, helping it reason across security and deliverability instead of working from isolated data. External AI can invoke the supported MCP actions EasyDMARC intentionally makes available. EasyDMARC continuously watches the signals across the email environment and alerts a team when a change becomes operationally important. EasyDMARC alerts connect to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, webhooks, and more to bring important signals directly into existing workflows.^[8][9][10]

EasyDMARC V3 gives MSPs one platform to cover client email security, deliverability, and compliance from end to end. EasyDMARC connects to PSA, DNS, sending, security, and collaboration tools. TouchPoint turns email security gaps into pipeline, across inbound, outbound, and the leads already sitting in a CRM. EasyDMARC states that Reseller/VAR is for selling into customer accounts with EasyDMARC support, and MSP is for directly managing multiple client environments. EasyDMARC Wholesale connects through a supported WHMCS integration, Blesta or WiseCP module, or the REST API.^[9][11][13]

EasyDMARC runs alongside a customer's mailflow, not inside it, with no inline dependency, and email continues if the platform has an outage. EasyDMARC has access controls and audit logging and is SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 certified. EasyDMARC uses metadata and delivery signals only and never email content, and states that no data is sold. EasyDMARC states that its features for adopting, monitoring, and managing email authentication standards are for companies of any size and sector.^{[1][2][3][5][12][13][14]}