How To Secure Your Google Workspace Domain Email with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC Records
7 min readFeb 20, 2024
Setup Email Authentication to reduce spam, spoofing and phishing.
Who is this tutorial for?
Google Workspace users with a custom Gmail address using a domain name you own and manage.
- If your Google Workspace Organization sends over 5000 emails/day, setting up email authentication is required as of Feb 2024.
- Has a client or customer ever told you that your emails always end up in their Spam/Junk folder?
- Are you a brand or business wanting to protect against phishing & spoofing threats?
- Do you want peace of mind that emails sent from your domain are secure and trusted?
Overview:
This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up email authentication for your domain and email on Google Workspace and your domain provider by adding SPF, DKIM & DMARC records.
Purpose:
Email Authentication helps protect you against phishing, spoofing (impersonating) and to help make sure your emails are ‘trusted’ and do not get labeled as ‘Spam’.
Requirements:
- Administrator credentials to sign in to Google Workspace.