Your name in the inbox, kept trustworthy.
What stays under watch
Each check runs on a schedule, and each result lands where the rest of your findings live, with an owner on anything that needs a hand.
Registration and expiry
The renewal date, the registrar lock, and DNSSEC, so the name itself stays yours and stays hard to move.
Certificates and records
Certificate lifetimes and the records that point at your services, checked on a schedule and read for drift.
Names close to yours
Registrations and certificate logs watched for names near enough to your own to fool a customer reading quickly.
Mail that claims your name
The monthly reports on who sends as you, which is how a forged message becomes visible before it becomes a problem.
Mail that arrives as yours
Reaching a policy that turns away forged mail is a journey with three stops: watch, quarantine, turn away. We read the monthly reports, account for every sender that legitimately uses your name, and advance a step once the evidence says it is safe. You publish the record at your registrar, and we tell you when the moment has come and what to publish.
When someone reports a message
A person who reports a suspicious message deserves an answer. The report lands in the queue our security operators work, carries a service level, and a person closes the loop with whoever raised it, in plain language.
When a lookalike appears
A name close to yours is flagged the day it shows up. We open the removal route with the registrar and the host, keep the case moving, and tell you exactly where it stands at each step. Some of that sits with third parties, so we report progress honestly and keep pressing.
Tell us the domains you own.
We will tell you what we can see from the outside today, before anything is signed.
One call with the people who would watch your domains and read the reports.
A fixed-fee read on the mail and identity settings your tenant already has.