EasyDMARC to expand globally with USD $20 million boost

EasyDMARC has announced plans for significant growth in 2025 with strategic changes in its leadership and global outreach efforts.

The company, which focuses on email security solutions, is planning to double its global partner network and expand operations across more than 130 countries. The expansion strategies are supported by USD $20 million in Series A funding and a focus on a channel-first approach.

A central element of EasyDMARC's growth plan is the appointment of Courtney Austin as Vice President of Global Marketing. Austin, a veteran in the cybersecurity industry, will drive the company's global marketing strategy and community engagement initiatives.

Earlier in the year, EasyDMARC reported that 62% of IT organisations have experienced revenue growth in cybersecurity, a trend attributed to heightened awareness of cyber threats. Additionally, email service providers like Gmail have reported a 65% reduction in unauthenticated messages, an indication of increasing efforts to combat phishing through email authentication protocols.

Courtney Austin, who brings over two decades of experience, previously served in leadership roles at cybersecurity firms such as RSA and LexisNexis Risk and has been involved in scaling several hyper-growth companies. At EasyDMARC, he will manage a global marketing team spread across the US, UK, Spain, Ireland, and Armenia.

"I was impressed by EasyDMARC's blend of deep technical expertise and user-friendly solutions, which address a critical and growing need in email security," said Austin. "Email remains the primary entry point for cyberattacks, and EasyDMARC is uniquely positioned to help businesses defend against these threats with ease and efficiency."

Austin further stated, "Email providers like Google and Yahoo are increasingly mandating DMARC, so it has become essential not only for security but also for ensuring reliable email deliverability. EasyDMARC equips SME businesses, enterprises, and MSPs with the tools, knowledge, and integrations they need to stay ahead of threats. It takes a network to fight a network, and this principle will drive our focus on education, partnerships, and seamless integration."

Expressing his vision for the company, Austin added, "My goal is to ensure EasyDMARC remains not just a trusted solution but also the easiest vendor for partners and customers to engage. I am excited to bring more global partners and communities into our ecosystem as we shape the future of email security together."

Gerasim Hovhannisyan, CEO and Co-Founder of EasyDMARC, remarked, "Courtney's appointment is an exciting new chapter in our growth story. His global expertise and wide network will help elevate our brand and accelerate our momentum as we build the world's most comprehensive DMARC ecosystem and lead the fight against email-based threats in the years ahead."