Someone sends email as your company
The recipient sees a familiar domain and may trust a fake invoice, a changed bank account number or a login link.
We will review your email domain protection and show whether criminals could send messages that look like they come from your company.
yourcompany.com
With DMARC, mail servers know what to do with a message that looks like it was sent by your company but was not.
DMARC tells mail servers: check whether the message really comes from an authorized system. If it does not, mark it, reject it or block it.
First, we perform a safe analysis. Only then do we tighten the policy, so legitimate sending from invoicing tools, CRM, newsletters or HR systems is not disrupted.
This is not an abstract DNS problem. It directly affects invoices, offers, contracts and trust in your company.
The recipient sees a familiar domain and may trust a fake invoice, a changed bank account number or a login link.
Inconsistent SPF, DKIM and DMARC records reduce domain trust with major mail providers.
Even if the attack did not originate from you, the customer associates it with your domain and your brand.
DMARC reports show legitimate and suspicious sending sources. Without them, you are operating blind.
First, we check where your company sends email from. Then we configure protection to reduce domain impersonation without blocking legitimate messages.
We review DMARC, SPF, DKIM, DNS and sending sources. We point out what creates risk.
We clean up records and settings for Microsoft 365 and systems that send email.
After verification, we move from monitoring to real protection against impersonation.
If email still runs on legacy hosting, we can migrate it to Microsoft 365 and rebuild security properly from the ground up.
A domain can be properly protected, but a user may still receive a dangerous attachment or click a link leading to a fake login page. That is why the next layer of protection is Microsoft Defender for Office 365.
Suspicious files can be checked in an isolated environment before they reach the user. This helps stop malware, ransomware and documents with hidden code.
Links are checked not only when the message is delivered, but also at the moment of click. This matters because some attacks activate the malicious address only after some time.
You can check your domain yourself at dmarcian.com. If the result is red or unclear, we will translate it into concrete actions.
We help small and medium-sized businesses reduce the risk of account takeover, phishing and unauthorized access to data. We secure identity, email, devices and data in Microsoft 365.
We work practically: we review the current security posture, identify risks and implement changes without unnecessary downtime for users.
audit → plan → implementation → maintenance
we reduce phishing, account takeovers and configuration errors
implementations carried out in stages, without chaos for users
you know who has access to data, where and how
policies, logs and documentation are organized
Fastest option: book 15 minutes or click the ready-made email. No forms. We respond directly: what needs to be improved and where to start.