Most businesses have weak security settings that allow criminals to impersonate them. Use our free tool to see if your domain is at risk.
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Imagine I write a letter to one of your clients demanding payment for a fake invoice. On the back of the envelope, I write YOUR Name and YOUR Return Address.
I drop that letter in a mailbox. The post office delivers it. The recipient opens it, sees your name on the back, and assumes you sent it. They pay the invoice, but the money goes to me.
This is exactly how email works when your security settings aren't configured correctly. By default, email has no ID check, and your web hosting provider won't have set this up for you automatically.
This means a hacker can send an email to your clients that says From: accounts@yourcompany.com, and without specific security protocols (DMARC), those emails will be delivered straight to the recipient's inbox. You will have absolutely no idea this is happening until it's too late.
If the scanner tool showed a Red Cross ❌, here is what that actually means for your business.
Hackers target businesses with weak settings. They send emails to your finance team or clients pretending to be the CEO. They might say "I'm in a meeting, please pay this vendor invoice immediately."
The Result: Financial loss and severe reputation damage.
Google and Yahoo recently updated their rules. They now treat unsecured domains as "suspicious." If you send proposals, marketing emails, or newsletters without DMARC, they are much more likely to be blocked.
The Result: Your legitimate emails don't get read.
It takes 5 seconds to find out. We built a free tool to check your domain status instantly.
Check My Domain NowWe configure three complex protocols to build a security wall around your email.
We create a strict list of who is allowed to send email for you (e.g., Your Outlook, your CRM, your Newsletter tool). If a sender isn't on the list, they aren't getting in.
We attach a digital "wax seal" to every email you send. If a hacker tries to tamper with the email or fake it, the seal breaks, and the email is rejected.
This is the instruction manual we give to Google and Outlook. We tell them: "If an email fails the Guest List check or has a broken Wax Seal, REJECT IT immediately."
| Scenario | Unsecured Domain | Secured Domain |
|---|---|---|
| Hacker sends email as you | Delivered to Inbox Recipient thinks it's real. |
Blocked Instantly Email is rejected before it lands. |
| Your Marketing Emails | Likely Spam Google treats you as suspicious. |
Inbox Delivery You are a verified sender. |
| Domain Reputation | High Risk One hack can ruin it. |
Protected Your brand identity is safe. |