Who is allowed to send emails for your domain
SPF defines trusted sending servers. Missing SPF increases spoofing risk and may hurt message delivery.
Security analytics
SPF, DKIM and DMARC status for public entities
Review email-domain protection status and quickly identify entities that require configuration improvements.
47 483
entities
87 904
domains
7.6%
6 695 fully secured domains (SPF+DKIM+DMARC)
Mail server security analysis
SPF, DKIM and DMARC are three anti-spoofing layers. Together they reduce phishing risk and improve email deliverability.
Whether message content is authentic
DKIM signs emails cryptographically, allowing recipients to verify the message was not modified in transit.
What to do with suspicious messages
DMARC defines policy (monitor, quarantine, reject) and reporting for unauthorized messages.
Current domain protection snapshot
This page gives a consolidated view of email-security configuration for analyzed public entities and highlights gaps that need remediation.
SPF OK: 38 084 • DMARC OK: 20 854 • DKIM OK: 13 080