Could a fake email look like it came from your business?
We check whether someone can use your company domain to impersonate your team, mislead a client, or send false payment instructions.
Why this matters
A false email can use your company name and domain.
A client, employee, vendor, or financial partner may trust it because it appears to come from your business.
Email can keep working normally while protection against impersonation is missing.
Your size does not decide whether your identity can be misused. The setting either blocks false use of your domain, or it does not.
What you will receive
- ✓A 0 to 100 Email Security score
- ✓A check of protection against false emails using your domainDMARC
- ✓A check of which systems can send email for your businessSPF
- ✓A check that outgoing messages can prove they are genuineDKIM
- ✓Brand display and secure-delivery checksBIMI and MTA-STS
- ✓Clear actions in priority order
How it works
Enter your company details and website.
We check the public settings that help other email systems trust messages from your domain.
You receive a scored report that explains the gaps and what to fix first.
Why One82
One82 has supported Bay Area businesses since 1999, with deep experience in CPA and accounting, legal, and boutique financial firms. We translate email security settings into clear business risks and next steps.
Free. No obligation.
Get your free Email Security Report
This report checks a domain your company controls. We can't assess or change the settings for Gmail, Yahoo, or similar public email services. You can still apply if your email uses one of these: just enter your company website.
Questions? Call us: 408-335-0353
Find out if your domain can be misused
Questions, or not sure this applies to you? Contact One82 and we'll help you choose the right next step.