Stop Hackers From Sending Emails As You
Your domain is your identity. We analyze your critical DNS records to stop email impersonation,
protect your organization from phishing, and make sure your real emails get delivered.
Your Biggest Threat Can Be Your Own Name
Without proper email authentication, your domain is an open invitation for attackers. They can easily send fraudulent emails that look like they're from you, tricking your customers and employees, leading to catastrophic financial loss and a shattered brand reputation.
Block Email Impersonation
Proper SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records act as a bouncer for the inbox, telling mail servers which emails are legit and which to block.
Stop Landing in the Spam Folder
Authenticated emails are trusted by providers like Gmail and Outlook, ensuring your important messages actually reach their destination.
What Our Email Security Scan Checks
We validate the syntax, policies, and existence of the records that matter most.
Authorize Your Senders (SPF)
We check your Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record to ensure it correctly lists all authorized services (like Google Workspace or your marketing platform) and is configured to block unauthorized senders.
Enforce Your Policy (DMARC)
We verify your DMARC record, analyzing its enforcement policy (whether it's set to monitor, quarantine, or reject) to ensure fraudulent emails are actively blocked, not just passively observed.
Verify Message Integrity (DKIM)
We look for your DomainKeys (DKIM) signatures. These act as a digital seal, cryptographically proving that your outgoing emails are authentic and haven't been tampered with in transit.
Check Your Mail Servers (MX)
We identify the mail exchange (MX) servers that receive your email. This helps confirm your email routing is correct and can reveal which third-party providers you rely on.
Find Missing Security Records
The most common vulnerability is a missing record. Our scan instantly flags if your domain is wide open to spoofing because critical SPF or DMARC records are missing entirely.
Prevent DNS Hijacking (DNSSEC)
We check for DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC). This crucial feature adds a layer of trust to your DNS, protecting your users from being redirected to malicious sites by attackers.
Is Your Domain an Open Door?
A single misconfiguration can put your brand, customers, and employees at risk. Run a free, instant scan to verify your email security posture now.
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