Email Trust Center
Understand and improve trust in your email domains
Email Trust Center helps security teams review email authentication, understand their sending environment and investigate domain-trust risks. Use the findings to prioritise improvements across your email ecosystem.
From findings to action
Connect authentication posture with practical follow-up
Identify configuration issues, review sending activity and understand which domains or services need attention. Use that context to plan changes with the teams responsible for email and DNS.
What Email Trust Center monitors
- Email authentication records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC and related DNS)
- DMARC reports sent by receiving mail systems
- Services seen sending email for your domains
- Lookalike and impersonation domains
What your team does with it
- Investigate failures and unknown senders
- Plan DNS and policy changes with the teams responsible
- Move towards appropriate DMARC enforcement
- Report posture and progress to leadership
Monitoring shows what is happening. Changes to DNS records, mail flow and policy are made by the teams responsible for them.
The center
What Email Trust Center covers
From DNS records and authentication results to lookalike domains and policy planning. Open any component to see what it covers.
Domain trust monitoring
Monitors the DNS records that govern email trust and flags changes, expiries and exposures for review.
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, MX and related records
- Change detection
- Expiry, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT checks
- Subdomain-takeover exposure
DNS security monitoring
Watch the records that govern email trust
Email Trust Center checks the DNS records behind email authentication and flags changes for your team to review.
Monitored record types
SPF
monitored
DKIM
monitored
DMARC
monitored
BIMI
monitored
MX
monitored
NS
monitored
TXT
monitored
CNAME
monitored
A
monitored
AAAA
monitored
SOA
monitored
MTA-STS
monitored
DNS change detection
Demo dataDomain trust score
A starting point for investigation
Four weighted sub-scores (authentication, infrastructure, threat exposure and operational health) roll up into a single 0–100 score, recalculated as your posture changes. Review the factors behind it; it is not a certification that a domain is safe.
About the Domain Trust Score →Sub-scores
Authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC enforced at p=reject. BIMI published. All selectors rotating on schedule.
Command dashboard
One view for leaders and analysts
Leaders see posture and trends; analysts see authentication results, the change log and the failure queue.
Domain Trust Score
0
Domains Monitored
0
DMARC Failures (30d)
0
Active Investigations
0
Brand Abuse Events
0
Posture
Trust improving. All critical domains at p=reject.
Illustrative screens showing demonstration data, not customer results.
Supply-chain trust
Include the suppliers you rely on
Vendors send email in your workflows every day. Email Trust Center can extend trust monitoring to the supplier domains you choose.
Vendor domain trust monitoring
Track the authentication posture and trust score of the supplier domains you add.
Lookalike vendor alerts
Flags typosquat and homograph domains that imitate your suppliers.
Supplier onboarding checks
Check SPF, DKIM, DMARC and infrastructure for a new vendor domain.
Review your email trust posture with the team
Explore the platform with a walkthrough focused on your organisation's priorities, users and email environment.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- What is Email Trust Intelligence?
- Email Trust Intelligence brings together information about email authentication, sending sources and domain-related risks. It helps teams understand their environment and decide what needs investigation or improvement.
- Does DMARC stop every impersonation attempt?
- No. DMARC helps receiving systems evaluate messages that claim to use a domain based on aligned email authentication. It does not address every lookalike domain, display-name impersonation or compromised-account message.