Compare · The outside watch for your firm
An outside reading or a DMARC service.
A DMARC service looks after your email records. A forger also uses a look-alike of your name and your own records do not cover that domain.
No loginNo installNo mailbox accessOne dated record
01 · Side by side
What each one is.
| A DMARC service | LeakTrace | |
|---|---|---|
| What it covers | Your email records: DMARC, SPF and DKIM. | Your email records and the rest of what your firm shows the internet: look-alike domains, your website, exposed services, your addresses in monitored breach databases. |
| What it needs from you | Usually your DMARC reports sent to it and a change to your records to start. | Nothing sent to us. We read your records where every mail server reads them. |
| Look-alike domains | A look-alike is a different domain, so your own DMARC record does not cover it. | Domains made from your name are found and shown with the public record behind each. |
| Closing forged email | Depends on the service and your plan. | You approve each step with one click where we reach your DNS host. Where we cannot, you get the exact record to paste. |
| After | Reports on your mail as they arrive. | Re-checked from outside until each finding is closed. On monitoring: Email settings re-checked every 5 minutes, new certificates for the domain and its look-alikes seen within minutes, the rest every hour or day. |
02 · Where each fits
When each is the right choice.
If you already use a DMARC service, keep it. It reads your mail reports.
We read your firm from outside, email included and show what a forger would use besides your own domain.
03 · What we never do
Security that never needs the keys to your firm.
We hold no keys to your firm.
We are paid by no one who sells the fixes, so every finding is there because it is true.
- NoNo login to your systems.
- NoNothing installed on your machines.
- NoNo access to your mailboxes.
Check my firm
See what your firm shows the internet, without handing over a key.
Your domain and a work email at it. No password, no login and no software. Read-only and sent only to your work email.
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