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Free M365 Security Health Check

Can your organization's email be impersonated?

Three public DNS records decide whether criminals can send email that looks exactly like it came from your office — fake invoices, fake payroll changes, fake notices. Enter your domain and get letter grades in about fifteen seconds, plus a plain-English report by email.

  • About 15 seconds — grades on this page instantly
  • Passive public-record checks only — nothing touches your systems
  • Written for office managers and county clerks, not engineers
  • Checks MX hosting, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

On Gmail or another free service? Enter that — it's useful information, not a dead end.

Passive public-DNS lookups only — we never scan, probe, or touch your systems. Your graded report is emailed to you; we may follow up about it. See our privacy policy.

Why these records matter

The fifteen-second explanation

SPF is your list of approved senders. DKIM is a tamper-proof signature on every real message. DMARC is the instruction that tells the world's mail systems to reject the fakes. Most small organizations are missing at least one — and the missing one is usually DMARC, the enforcement piece.

Want the full plain-English version with envelopes-and-signatures metaphors? Read Can your business email be spoofed? on our blog — then come back and run your check.

FAQ

Health check questions

Is this safe to run? Will it touch our systems?

It's completely passive. We read only public DNS records — the same records every mail system on the internet already checks each time it receives a message claiming to be from you. We never scan, probe, or connect to anything of yours.

We're a government office. Is this appropriate for us?

It's built for you — think of it as a security posture report for public entities. The report is written so a clerk, treasurer, or judge-executive can read it and share it with a fiscal court or board without translation.

What if we just use Gmail addresses?

Run it anyway with your Gmail address. Not having your own email domain is itself a meaningful finding — with credibility and security implications — and the report explains what moving to a business domain involves. It's not a rejection; it's the starting point.

What's the catch?

No catch: you get a genuinely useful report, and we get to introduce ourselves. You'll receive the report, a couple of helpful follow-up emails you can unsubscribe from in one click, and an offer of a free 15-minute walkthrough. That's it — no obligation, no pressure, no reselling your information.

A good grade means we're secure, right?

It means the specific public records we check look right — which matters, but it's one layer. Backups, MFA, endpoint protection, and staff awareness live inside your systems where a passive check can't see. That's what the free walkthrough and a fuller review are for.

Rather talk to a person? Call (270) 866-8660 Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM CT.