24/7/365 Email Spoofing, Impersonation Prevention & Visibility
PowerDMARC protects your domain name and brand against business email compromise attacks. It also provides you real-time alerts of potential spoofing attacks, misaligned emails or unauthenticated sending sources. Report a malicious IP and have it taken down before they can do any damage. Stop email spoofing now.
DMARC Authentication for Email Security
By enforcing DMARC, all email sent from your domain is authenticated before delivery. Any email that fails DMARC validation is automatically blocked. Only authorized sources will be allowed to send emails on your behalf.
Improve Deliverability
Our dedicated security team helps you monitor your email channels and analyse DMARC report data. Identify where you’re having delivery issues and fix them with minimal delay.
Decrease Fraud Email by Over 99%
All spoofing attempts are logged in your DMARC reports, which PowerDMARC converts into easy to read charts and tables. You have total visibility of your domain.
Restore Trust with Consumers
PowerDMARC isn’t just about email security; it’s about enhancing your brand awareness and reputation with customers. Ensure 100% safe and reliable email delivery.
DMARC Protects Against Major Cybercrimes
DMARC plays a key role in preventing some of the biggest security risks organizations face today. Here are just some of the cybercrimes you can avoid:
CEO Fraud
The attacker sends emails to your employees, impersonating a top-level executive in the organization. They proceed to ask for access to a money transfer or private databases.
Fake Invoices
Not all invoices are carefully verified before being paid. Cybercriminals take advantage of this by sending fake invoices that are processed and paid without being validated. Cybercriminals exploit companies without DMARC to do fraudulent transactions on their domain name behalf.
Vendor Email Compromise
Hackers carefully orchestrate an attack by compromising business email accounts, monitoring them, and sending emails that trick recipients into paying fake invoices or disclosing sensitive information.