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Domain owners publish SPF information in the Domain Name System (DNS) - a globe-spanning database of internet information - in something called an SPF record. Boiled down, an SPF record specifies in computer-readable form a set of rules that email receivers can use to verify that an email sent from your domain originated from a server that is authorized to send on behalf of your domain.
A DMARC policy tells email recipients what they should do when they encounter an email message that was not correctly digitally signed by the domain owner, or which was sent out of IP addresses not authorized to send for the domain.
How can you tell if an email is authentic? First, it must be coming from the sender it claims it came from.