DMARC p=none Leaves Domains Vulnerable to Spoofing Attacks

DMARC p=none policy provides no enforcement against email spoofing, allowing attackers to send phishing and BEC emails from legitimate domains. While it offers reporting data, organizations often delay transitioning to enforcement policies like p=quarantine or p=reject. Without action, p=none creates a false sense of security and prolongs exposure to domain impersonation.