Your ISMS is certified. Your Statement of Applicability covers the controls. Your auditor arrives and...
Your ISMS is certified. Your Statement of Applicability covers the controls. Your auditor arrives and runs a DNS lookup on your domain.
dig _dmarc.yourdomain.com TXT +short
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The output shows p=none. The auditor makes a note.
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