Can criminals send email
pretending to be you?
Enter your company domain. In seconds we check the three DNS records that stop others from sending email in your name, and tell you exactly how to fix what's missing.
Email authentication, in plain words.
What do SPF, DKIM and DMARC actually do?
SPF lists the servers allowed to send email for your domain. DKIM adds a digital signature to each message. DMARC tells receiving servers what to do when a message fails those checks (nothing, spam, or reject) and sends you reports.
Why does this matter for a small company?
Without them, anyone can send an email that appears to come from your exact address, to your clients, suppliers or employees. Google and Yahoo now require these records from bulk senders, and many receivers treat their absence as suspicious.
Is the check safe? What do you store?
We only read public DNS records, the same ones every email server reads. We don't store the domains you check.
We passed everything. Are we safe from phishing?
You're safe from exact-domain spoofing. Attackers then switch to lookalike domains, compromised supplier accounts and other channels like SMS, which only human awareness can catch.
DNS protects your domain.
Training protects your people.
See Baitwise with your own scenarios in a 30-minute demo, or try it with your team, first month free.