Can someone send email pretending to be you?
Fake invoices and "we've changed our banking details" emails work because they look like they came from someone you trust. Three records on your domain decide how easy that is. Enter your domain and see where you stand in about ten seconds.
Low score? That's fixable, usually without touching how your team sends email.
Three records, one question: can your clients trust email from you?
SPF
A list of the servers allowed to send email for your domain. Anything not on the list should look suspicious.
DKIM
A digital signature on every message you send, so the receiver can tell it really came from you and wasn't changed on the way.
DMARC
The rule that tells the world what to do with email that fails those checks: let it through, quarantine it, or reject it.
We fix it in the right order, so nothing legitimate gets blocked.
- 1. Find every service that sends email as you: Microsoft 365, your CRM, your accounting tool, the website.
- 2. Set up SPF and DKIM properly for each one.
- 3. Turn on DMARC reporting, watch it, then tighten to quarantine and reject.
- 4. Keep watching, so a new tool or a spoofing attempt doesn't go unnoticed.
It's one part of our cybersecurity program and helps with the insurance and compliance questions you're already getting.
Straight answers on email security.
- Is the check really free?
- Yes. Enter your domain, get your score. No sign-up needed to see the result.
- What does a low score mean?
- It usually means someone could send email that looks like it came from your domain, and your clients' inboxes would have a hard time telling the difference. That's how most fake-invoice and payment-change scams work.
- Will fixing it break our email?
- Not if it's done in the right order. We start by watching who sends as you, fix the legitimate senders, then tighten the rules. Nothing gets blocked until we know it's safe.
- Does our cyber insurance care about this?
- Increasingly, yes. Many insurers now ask about email authentication and DMARC at renewal. Getting it right is part of being able to say you're covered.
Got your score? Let's talk about what it means for you.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We'll walk through your result and what to fix first.