Check a domain’s email security
See whether public email-authentication settings make a domain easier to impersonate.
Free · No signup · Passive public checks only
What the check covers
- SPF: which mail systems the domain authorises to send.
- DKIM: signatures detected for common selectors, with honest limits where absence cannot be proven.
- DMARC: whether aligned mail is monitored, quarantined or rejected.
- Related signals: relevant DNS, mail transport, TLS and web-security configuration.
Private by default
The check reads public records only. It does not access a mailbox, send email or scan an internal network. Results use an unguessable link and are excluded from search engines. Read the methodology and limitations before acting on a finding.
Prefer an overview first? Learn how email spoofing, SPF, DKIM and DMARC fit together.
Need help implementing changes? Talk to Suburban Secure.