Can Someone Email as You?
Type your domain. Your browser reads its public DNS records and shows what’s protected and what isn’t.
Enter the part after the @ in your work email.
Run a Check.
Type a domain above. The result shows up here, and you can share it with whoever runs your email.
- MailWaitingNot checked
Where your domain receives mail.
- SPFWaitingNot checked
Which services may send as you.
- DKIMWaitingNot checked
The signature your services add to each message.
- DMARCWaitingNot checked
The rule that tells inboxes to refuse fakes.
The check reads 4 public records. Nothing is sent to NW unless you ask for the report.
3 Records Do the Work.
Each one is a line of text in your DNS. Together they decide whether a fake gets through.
- SPF
The list of services allowed to send mail as your domain. One record, under 10 lookups, covering every sender.
v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com include:mailchimp.com ~all - DKIM
A signature each service adds to your mail, so inboxes can tell it wasn’t forged or changed on the way.
google._domainkey CNAME google.domainkey… - DMARC
The rule that tells inboxes what to do with mail that fails: watch it, send it to spam, or refuse it.
_dmarc TXT v=DMARC1; p=reject; sp=reject
Fix It, or Hand It Over.
The free report has every step. If you’d rather not touch DNS, NW does it for a fixed price.
The Free Report
Every gap on your domain with the exact steps to close it. Paste the records, follow the schedule.
NW Fixes It
Every sender found, SPF and DKIM set up, DMARC taken to p=reject over 2 to 4 weeks. Never your password.