Guides

How to Use the Platform to Verify Email from Government Agencies
A message that appears to come from a tax office, public health department, court, or other government agency deserves careful verification. Official-looking…
How to Identify a Typosquatting Domain Targeting Your Brand
A typosquatting domain is created to resemble a legitimate company, product, or service while using a small spelling or formatting change. Attackers may use it…
Email Authentication and PCI DSS Compliance
Email remains a common route into payment environments. Attackers can impersonate finance staff, payment processors, vendors, or executives and use convincing…
Build A Custom Dashboard For Domain Trust Metrics
A domain trust dashboard turns scattered email security data into a practical view of sender health. Instead of checking authentication records, reputation…
Why cybercriminals use legitimate domains with poor authentication
An email can come from a real, registered domain and still be dangerous. Cybercriminals often exploit legitimate domains whose authentication records are…
How to Detect a Business Email Compromise Using Sender Scoring
Business email compromise (BEC) often begins with a message that looks routine. An attacker may impersonate an executive, supplier, payroll specialist, or…
How to Automate Weekly Domain Reputation Checks for Your Team
Email reputation can change quickly. A domain that passed authentication last week may develop a blacklist listing, lose alignment between DNS records, or…
Subdomain Takeover Risks and Email Security Controls
A subdomain takeover occurs when an abandoned or misconfigured subdomain still points to an external service that the organization no longer controls. An…
How to Evaluate a Cold Email Sender’s Trustworthiness
Cold email can create valuable business relationships, but an unknown message also creates an opportunity for phishing, malware delivery, business email…
Why a Low Domain Trust Score May Indicate a Data Breach
A domain trust score reflects how safely and consistently a domain appears to send email. It can be influenced by authentication records, sending behavior,…