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A TLS-RPT record, so you hear about failed encryption from the senders who saw it.

When a sending server cannot negotiate TLS with your mail servers, nothing tells you by default. This record asks senders to report those failures once a day. Publish it before you move MTA-STS to enforce.

An email address or an https:// endpoint. List more than one to send every report to each of them.

No address for them yet? On Protect and above, DDMARC gives each domain its own reporting address and parses the reports for you.

Enter your domain and at least one reporting address. The record appears here.
01 — What the record does not do

Three things to know before relying on it.

01

It reports, it does not protect

TLS-RPT changes nothing about how mail is delivered. It only tells you about failures. MTA-STS or DANE is what makes senders refuse an unencrypted connection.

02

Reports arrive as compressed JSON

Senders send one report a day per sending organization, gzipped. A mailbox fills with attachments nobody opens unless something parses them.

03

Not every sender reports

Only senders that support TLS-RPT send reports, mostly the large mailbox providers. A clean report covers their traffic, not every server that sends you mail.

02 — FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

It asks sending mail servers to send you a daily report of their connections to your mail servers, including the ones that failed to negotiate TLS and why. It changes nothing about delivery. It only gives you visibility.

For how the reports read once they arrive, see the TLS reports guide.

Reports are only useful once someone reads them.

Each sender mails a gzipped JSON file a day. On Protect and above, DDMARC parses them and shows which sending servers failed to negotiate TLS with your mail servers, why, and how often. The MTA-STS checker confirms the record resolved.

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