Your domain is the part after the @ in your email address. By default, nothing on the internet checks whether a message claiming to come from it actually did. That gap is what lets someone email your clients, your staff, or your vendors while wearing your name.
There are a small number of settings that live alongside your domain name, in the same place your website address is registered. Set up correctly, they publish a list of who is allowed to send in your name, seal every message you send so it can't be altered, and tell every inbox in the world what to do with anything that fails those checks.
Most businesses have some of this in place, partially, by accident. A previous IT provider set one piece up years ago. A booking platform added another. Nobody checked whether the pieces work together, and nobody has looked since. That's usually what we're walking into, and it's why a business can believe it's protected while being wide open.
You don't need to understand the technology and you don't need to touch a single setting yourself. We do the work and keep you informed in language that makes sense.
A message that appears to come from your billing address tells a client their payment details have changed, and the money goes somewhere else. The people who trusted you with their information get a convincing request for more, and the damage lands on your reputation regardless of where the email came from. Meanwhile, inbox providers increasingly filter or reject mail from domains that can't prove themselves, so your own appointment reminders and statements quietly stop arriving. And for a practice or a firm holding sensitive records, an impersonation incident isn't just embarrassing, it can become a disclosure obligation and a file you have to defend.
of domains worldwide have no effective DMARC protection in place
of domains actually enforce a policy that blocks spoofed mail outright
lost to business email compromise last year, per the FBI's IC3 report
We identify every legitimate source of email in your business, from your mail provider to your practice software to your newsletter tool, and publish an authorized list. Anything not on it is an impostor.
Learn moreEach message you send carries a seal the receiving inbox can verify. If anything was altered in transit, or the sender never had your key to begin with, the seal breaks and the message is exposed as fake.
Learn moreThe first two checks only report a result. This is the instruction that acts on it, blocking or quarantining anything that fails. We roll it out in stages so your real email is never caught in the net.
Learn moreBeyond your main domain, attackers use lookalikes and unused subdomains that borrow your credibility. We lock those down too, including domains you own but have never sent a single email from.
Learn moreA full review of what's published against your domain today, what it's actually doing, and where it conflicts. You get a written report of what's wrong and what it takes to fix it.
Learn moreProtection isn't a one-time job. New software gets added, records get edited, someone starts sending in your name. We watch continuously and tell you who is using your domain and whether anything has slipped.
Learn moreBoth are month to month with no long-term contract, and setup is handled by us either way.
Full configuration and enforcement for a single business domain, with ongoing monitoring.
Everything in Essential, plus lookalike domain defense and a full authentication audit.
The scan takes about ten seconds and tells you plainly whether someone could send email as your business today. No account, no obligation.
Protecting the digital front door of your business from websites that convert, monitoring that catches problems before your customers do and managed IT services that you can actually count on.
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