Is Your Company's Email Secure?
& shed light on your organization's level of risk
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Your email will not be added to any ongoing email marketing lists.
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We run up to 7 different API calls to review a domain’s DMARC, DKIM, SPF and DNSSEC settings. Of the 11 most important email security settings for an organization, these four can generally be discovered through publicly available domain information.
Could a bad actor spoof your email domain?
Email is still the number one threat gateway in any organization – by far.
One common type of email cyber-attack, spoofing, can lead to look-alike payment requests to your clients, data loss and reputational damage.
Our Email Security Spotlight report will tell you if there are settings issues that could cost you money and put your business at risk.
Peace of mind is just a click away
Get a snapshot that clearly summarizes whether your email settings are insecure – or if you have a clean bill of health.
Take advantage of this concise summary from an award winning, cybersecurity-focused IT company that has hardened over 1000 business email environments.
In minutes, get the peace of mind that comes with knowing you’re secure – or in knowing what needs to be fixed.
Dramatic reductions in all kinds of threats
When a financial services company was receiving fake Microsoft password reset emails, we performed an email security audit, found the gaps, then hardened the environment.
This one-time settings project permanently stopped the phony password reset requests.
Proper email security settings help prevent not just phishing, but many other kinds of email threats, too.
Act Now and Stop Wondering About Your Company’s Email Security
We will only use your email to communicate with you about your results.
Your email will not be added to any ongoing email marketing lists.
Full Report on Next Page
We run up to 7 different API calls to review a domain’s DMARC, DKIM, SPF and DNSSEC settings. Of the 11 most important email security settings for an organization, these four can generally be discovered through publicly available domain information.