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Secure your email servers and retain your brand reputation

Scan your domain regularly with our Digital Risk Analyzer (DRA) tool and ensure the integrity and security of your email servers.

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What is email security?

Emails are digital communication modes for the transfer of text, images, documents, and more. Email security are the measures taken to protect these messages and the data they contain from clandestine access, modification, or deletion. Email security, encompassing gateways, user behavior, and encryption, is essential in today's digital world where sensitive information flows freely.

What happens when your email servers are not secure?

Data breaches

Hackers can steal sensitive information like passwords, financial details, and personal documents, leading to identity theft, financial losses, and reputational damage.

Spam and malware

Unsolicited emails and malicious attachments become your unwelcome guests. Spam clogs your inbox, while malware can infect your device and wreak havoc on your network.

Phishing attacks

Hackers can easily forge email addresses, tricking you into revealing personal information or clicking on dangerous links. This can lead to financial losses and compromised systems.

Compliance-related issues

Depending on your industry and location, regulations might demand specific email security measures. Failing to comply can result in hefty fines and legal repercussions.

How can the DRA help in ensuring email security?

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Submit your domain to get it scanned regularly.

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DRA will perform assertion checks like SPF, DMARC, SMTP TLS, and much more.

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Obtain a rating score and a grade based on the scan results.

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Further, our research and development team will be conducting regular assessments of security challenges related to email servers, and the findings will be added as assertion checks immediately.

What are the assertion checks under email security?

Assertions are specific types of checks to ensure your domain's security. They assess all aspects of the security of your email from sanity checks in your inboxes to encryption.

Sender policy framework (SPF)

SPF is an email authentication method that helps ISPs identify authorized mail servers for a domain and thereby helps to minimize email spoofing. With the help of SPF, ISPs can see whether the email is a spoof or not. No more imposter emails! SPF verifies senders, keeping your inbox phish-free and with smooth-flowing, legitimate emails.

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Domain-based message authentication reporting and conformance (DMARC)

DMARC is another email authentication protocol that empowers the domain owners by protecting their domain from access by unauthorized individuals. This helps keep spoofing and phising attacks at bay.

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SMTP TLS reporting

SMTP TLS reporting refers to the reporting standard that guarantees secure email delivery. SMTP TLS reporting sheds light on security weaknesses, helping you enforce stronger encryption.

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MTA-STS DNS existence

MTA-STS enforces strong encryption for emails, stopping insecure connections. It keeps the servers informed on what to expect and what to do if TLS fails, thereby helping to enforce stronger encryption for incoming emails, and stop insecure connections.

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Why use the DRA?

  • Ensure the security of your business domains.
  • Identify and mitigate reputational damage.
  • Know whether your email servers are secure.
  • Find any malicious activity, denial of service, or phishing attacks.
  • Retain your customer trust by offering a secure site.
  • Build effective third-party risk assessment plans.
  • Take preventative measures against social engineering attacks.
  • Analyze your security posture using scan history.
  • Assign relevant roles and manage users effectively.