Measured 2026-08-20 · public DNS
Is saint-cyprien.com protected against email spoofing?
No — saint-cyprien.com has no DMARC policy and can be spoofed.
Stronger than 0% of city halls in France
12% of the sector already enforces p=reject
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DMARC
absent
SPF
-all
DKIM
none found
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What this means
- • No DMARC record published (_dmarc). Receivers have no policy to apply.
- • No DKIM key found on the common selectors (the domain may use non-standard selectors).
- • No MTA-STS (_mta-sts): inbound SMTP connections remain exposed to TLS downgrade. Recommended alongside DMARC.
- • No TLS-RPT (_smtp._tls): the TLS failures encountered by senders are not reported.
History
- 2026-08-20First measurementNo DMARC
About Saint-Cyprien (Pyrénées-Orientales)
Saint-Cyprien is a French commune located in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, in the Occitanie region. It lies along the Mediterranean coastline, within the Roussillon plain, between Perpignan and Argelès-sur-Mer, and presents a dual territorial structure: an older village center inland and a developed coastal area, commonly known as Saint-Cyprien-Plage, which includes a marina. As a territorial authority, it functions as a basic local administration within the French institutional framework, governed by an elected municipal council and mayor responsible for managing communal affairs.
The history of Saint-Cyprien is closely tied to that of Roussillon, shaped over the centuries by successive Catalan and French influences. The village originated as a traditional rural settlement, while the coastal section developed later, during the 20th century, alongside the growth of seaside tourism along the Mediterranean coast. This evolution turned the commune into a recognized tourist destination while preserving traces of its agricultural and winegrowing past.
The commune's scope of activity covers the traditional responsibilities assigned to French local authorities: management of local public services, urban planning, infrastructure maintenance, support for community and cultural life, and promotion of local tourism. Saint-Cyprien also operates within an intercommunal framework, cooperating with neighboring municipalities on certain shared responsibilities. Its geographic position makes it a notable hub for seaside and sports-related tourism in the southern part of the department, particularly around leisure and boating facilities.
The website saint-cyprien.com serves as the commune's official institutional site, providing information on municipal life, administrative procedures, local facilities, and local news.