Cybersecurity services
Email Security
Protection against phishing, impersonation, and malicious attachments.
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How we reduce exposure
Email Security
Protection against phishing, impersonation, and malicious attachments.
Close the highest-leverage gaps first.
Security work lands best when the most exploitable gaps are closed in order and every control is watched after it ships.
- 1Assess
We identify the gaps an attacker would try first.
- 2Protect
Identities, devices, and perimeter controls are hardened.
- 3Monitor
Alerts are triaged around the clock against real context.
- 4Respond
Containment, recovery, and evidence begin immediately.
- 5Report
Findings and residual risk are written in plain language.
What the program covers
Controls that hold up under pressure.
Preventive, detective, and responsive work that stays useful on an ordinary Tuesday, not only during an incident.
Mail authentication configuration (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
Inbound filtering and impersonation protection
Outbound data-loss controls
Quarantine and user reporting workflow
Domain and brand abuse monitoring
Where the risk sits
Attacks succeed on the basics that never got done.
- Spoofed messages reaching inboxes
- Phishing that survives the default filter
- No visibility into what is being quarantined
- Your own domain being used to attack other people
What a stronger posture looks like
- Fewer malicious messages delivered
- Senders verified rather than trusted by default
- Staff able to report a suspicious message in one click
- Impersonation and spoofing attempts detected
Continue the conversation.
Frequently asked questions
Let's talk about your security posture.
Schedule a ConsultationPlanning priorities
Email protection has several layers
| Review area | Evidence to review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Domain authentication | Evidence to reviewSPF, DKIM and DMARC records | Why it mattersCheck whether receiving systems can verify your sending domain. |
| Mailbox defenses | Evidence to reviewFiltering, impersonation policies and account security | Why it mattersReview controls that public DNS checks cannot inspect. |
| Human response | Evidence to reviewReporting channels and payment-verification procedures | Why it mattersGive employees a clear way to challenge suspicious requests. |
The Report Card checks external domain signals; it does not inspect mailbox filtering or prove phishing resistance.
Free external check
Cybersecurity Report Card
See how your domain looks from the outside — DNS health, email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and website security headers — with a plain-language graded report.