PowerAnalyzer can help you instantly spoof test your domain to analyze the rate of email security it possesses. This will help you measure how good your defenses are against email fraud attacks like phishing, spoofing, malware, and ransomware.
A domain spoof test is a method dedicated to providing an email security analysis report for your domain. It will provide you with valuable information pertaining to your domain including:
In a world filled with cyber threats and email fraud, email security has become indispensable. Email authentication protocols like DMARC, DKIM, SPF, BIMI, and MTA-STS work together to protect the data of you and your customers. Falling behind isn’t an option anymore!
While threat actors are upgrading their tactics every few months, PowerDMARC is on a mission to help organizations proactively combat these evolving attacks. Our PowerAnalyzer helps you instantly check email spoofing for your domain and highlight its existing email security vulnerabilities, so you can assess where you stand and make necessary improvements.
Ideally, you should check email spoofing for your domain once every month to ensure all your implemented protocols are working properly, and there are no new errors detected for your domain’s security system. Ideally, you should test your domain once every month to ensure all your implemented protocols are working properly, and there are no new errors detected for your domain’s security system.
Enter your domain name in the PowerAnalyzer box and click on the “Check Now” button to start your email security analysis and check email spoofing
Our AI will generate a domain security rating for you based on your domain’s email security performance.
An A+ rating denotes that your domain is adequately protected against spoofing, phishing, and BEC
A B+ rating denotes that your domain is moderately protected against impersonation and there is still room for improvement
A rating lower than B+ denotes that your domain is insufficiently protected and at a high risk of spoofing
By scrolling down you will be able to find all the major issues (including errors in DNS record configurations, lack of protocol implementation, etc.) and existing problems in your email security posture summarized as well as highlighted section-wise.
Finally, to seek a solution for your security drawbacks and improve your rating, read our Email Security Rating Guide that will give you expert advice on achieving a robust email authentication posture at your organization!
