Your part.
- Access to your domain's DNS (or the person who manages it)
- Admin access to your email provider
- A list of the tools that send email for you: invoicing, booking, newsletters
A customer forwards an invoice you never sent, from an address that looks exactly like yours. Or your own emails keep landing in people's spam folders and you can't work out why.
We set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC on your domain and keep an eye on the reports, so it's much harder to fake your email and your real mail gets delivered.
Part of our Cybersecurity service.
Your domain, your email provider and anything else that sends email for you.
We look at your current records and what's sending as you, then send a fixed scope and a quote.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC put in place, starting gently so nothing legitimate gets blocked.
Once the reports show only your real mail, DMARC is tightened to stop the fakes, and we keep monitoring.
Any business that sends invoices, payment details or anything else worth faking by email.
Email spoofing protection is done remotely, so we can do it for businesses anywhere in the United States.
It stops scammers sending from your exact domain to mail servers that check DMARC, which most big providers do. It can't stop lookalike domains with a letter swapped, so your team still needs to look twice at payment requests.
Not if it's done in steps. We start in a watch-only mode, find every service that sends for you, and only tighten things once the reports show your real mail passing.
Yes. Google's email sender guidelines ask every sender to set up SPF or DKIM, and bulk senders need all three. Scammers also like small businesses because the records are often missing.
Every project is quoted once we see your domain and what sends for you. Tell us about it through the contact form.
Tell us what you have now and what you need. We'll quote the job and tell you straight if it's not one for us.
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