DKIM Management

DKIM Management is included as part of the DMARC add-on.

DKIM records ensure emails are cryptographically signed to verify their authenticity and integrity.

Benefits

  • Prevents email spoofing.

  • Simplify DKIM management without needing to update records at your DNS provider every time.

  • Configure DKIM settings directly in your Email Security Administrator Portal.

  • Seamlessly integrate with the DMARC solution for ongoing monitoring and issue resolution.

High-Level Procedure

  1. Add the required selectors through the Email Security Administrator Portal. See Manually Adding New DKIM Selector to your Domain.

  2. Activate DKIM Management by updating the domain's DNS NS record with the required value. See Activating DKIM Management.

  3. Check Point manages selectors for each domain.

  4. Modify selectors as needed through the Email Security Administrator Portal. See Managing Selectors.

  5. Check Point ensures seamless operation, eliminating the need to update DKIM records in your DNS every time.

Reviewing the DKIM Status of your Domains

The DKIM Management page shows a list of all the organization's protected domains and sub-domains.

To view the DKIM Management page, access the Email Security Administrator Portal and click DMARC > DKIM Management.

Column Description

Domain

Domain name.

DKIM Monitoring

Monitoring status of the domain.

  • Managed - Check Point manages your DKIM.

  • Pending - The Check Point DKIM is not yet active. To activate it, update your domain's NS record in your DNS.

    Note:

    DNS records may take some time to propagate across the internet.

  • Not Managed - The Check Point does not host your domain's DKIM record yet.

DKIM% Success

The percentage of emails that pass DKIM out of the total number of reported emails sent by the domain.

Managed Selectors

Number of managed selectors in the domain.

Last updated

The date and time of the last update.

Hosted Name Servers

Names of the hosted servers.