We lock down your identity
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured and moved to enforcement with alignment, so spoofing of your domain is stopped.
Email Security
Email is the number-one way small businesses get attacked, and most setups are configured for convenience, not defence. We harden your email end-to-end against spoofing, phishing and business email compromise — then keep it defended — so your domain becomes a hard target and you stop lying awake about a breach.
Why this matters
Attackers go after email because it works — and a setup that has never been hardened is wide open in ways the business cannot see. Business email compromise (BEC), where a criminal impersonates a trusted sender to redirect a payment, is the most expensive of all.
Without SPF, DKIM and DMARC at enforcement, anyone can send mail that looks like it came from you.
Impersonation and payment-redirection fraud target your staff and your clients — the most expensive class of incident.
Without MFA, a single stolen password hands an attacker your mailbox, your contacts and your trust.
Old authentication protocols, hidden forwarders and over-broad permissions quietly bypass your defences.
Controls drift out of enforcement over time, so a setup that was fine last year is exposed today.
Clients and insurers ask "are you secure?" and you have no evidence of the controls you actually have.
We name the real risks plainly, then bring authentication, access and mailbox security to enforcement — making your email a hard target and giving you a documented posture you can show a client or insurer.
The Mailoza approach
Email Security is end-to-end hardening against the attacks that actually hit small businesses — then, optionally, keeping it defended as a managed service. We promise dramatically reduced risk, never the impossible "100% secure".
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured and moved to enforcement with alignment, so spoofing of your domain is stopped.
MFA enforced as the highest-impact control, with conditional access where the platform supports it, rolled out with care for users.
Legacy authentication disabled, malicious or abandoned forwarders and rules removed, and least-privilege access applied.
Anti-impersonation, filtering and attachment/link protection against current threats — including AI-generated phishing and BEC.
TLS enforced for mail in transit, with MTA-STS and TLS-RPT to require and report on secure delivery, and certificate validity watched.
A plain-English posture report stating the controls in place and the residual risk truthfully — never a "100% secure" claim.
What's included
A security engagement covers the controls that turn an open setup into a hard target. Scope is set from a security baseline so the work fits your platform and your risk.
Every legitimate sender authorised and nothing else, per-sender DKIM signing, and DMARC staged safely to enforcement with alignment and aggregate-report monitoring.
Outcome Spoofing is blocked and your legitimate mail keeps landing.
A review of the full email-DNS layer — MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT and BIMI readiness — where most authentication weaknesses live.
Outcome The foundation under your security is correct, not guessed.
Multi-factor authentication enforced as the baseline against account takeover, with conditional access (location, device, risk) where the platform supports it, rolled out with attention to user experience.
Outcome A stolen password alone no longer opens your mailbox.
Malicious and abandoned forwarders and rules removed, delegation and permissions reviewed, legacy authentication disabled, and least-privilege access applied.
Outcome The quiet bypasses around your defences are closed.
TLS enforced for mail in transit, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT deployed to require and report on secure transport, and certificate validity monitored.
Outcome Mail moves over encrypted, verified connections.
Anti-impersonation controls against look-alike and display-name spoofing, plus filtering and attachment/link protection built for current threats.
Outcome Impersonation and phishing become far harder to land.
Audit logging enabled and reviewed, with a security-posture report documenting the controls in place and the residual risk, stated honestly.
Outcome You can prove your security to clients and insurers.
A plain-English roadmap of what is done, what is outstanding, what you must own, and what ongoing managed security would cover.
Outcome You always know your next, highest-value step.
Every platform you run
We secure your email wherever it lives, applying the controls each platform supports to one business-grade standard.
How we deliver
We harden email in a disciplined order, staging changes so legitimate mail is never broken and users are never blindsided.
We assess your current posture — authentication, access, mailbox rules, transport and DNS — so we know exactly what is exposed.
We get SPF, DKIM and DMARC correct and aligned, then stage DMARC to enforcement safely so spoofing stops without breaking real mail.
We enforce MFA and conditional access, disable legacy authentication, and clean up forwarders, rules and permissions.
We enforce TLS with MTA-STS and TLS-RPT, and apply anti-impersonation, filtering and link protection against current threats.
We enable audit logging and deliver a plain-English posture report stating the controls in place and the residual risk honestly.
We hand over a prioritised roadmap, and — as managed security — keep your defences enforced instead of letting them lapse.
What you receive
Security work leaves you with both a defended setup and the documentation to demonstrate it to anyone who asks.
Priced on outcome and expertise — never per mailbox. A clear project cost, framed against the cost of a single BEC incident or breach, with fair terms.
Is this the right service?
Security hardening fits when email carries real risk of impersonation, phishing or account takeover. Here is how to tell.
Questions
Yes — that is the core of this work. We configure SPF, DKIM and DMARC correctly and move DMARC to enforcement with alignment, which stops mail that pretends to come from your domain, and we add anti-impersonation controls for look-alike and display-name spoofing.
DMARC is the policy that tells receiving mail systems what to do with messages that fail the checks proving an email genuinely came from you. Moved to enforcement, it instructs them to quarantine or reject impersonations — so spoofed mail in your name stops being delivered.
Not when it is staged properly. We authorise every legitimate sender first — including third-party tools — and verify alignment with aggregate-report monitoring before moving DMARC to enforcement, so genuine mail keeps flowing while impersonations are blocked.
No, and we will never claim "100% secure" — anyone who does is not being honest. What we promise is a hard target: specific, enforced controls that dramatically reduce your risk, with the residual risk stated plainly in your posture report.
MFA is the single highest-impact control against account takeover, so it is a baseline of any hardening. We roll it out with attention to user experience and exception handling, so it protects accounts without becoming a daily obstacle.
BEC is when an attacker impersonates a trusted sender — a director, a supplier, a colleague — to trick someone into redirecting a payment or sharing sensitive data. It is the most expensive class of email incident, and our anti-spoofing and anti-impersonation controls are built to defend against it.
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and self-hosted mail (Mailcow, Stalwart, Linux/Postfix). We apply the controls each platform supports to one business-grade standard.
Yes. You receive a plain-English security-posture report documenting the controls in place and the residual risk honestly — the evidence to answer "are you secure?" without overstating.
On outcome and expertise, as a clear project cost — never per mailbox. The cost is framed against the cost of a single BEC incident or breach, with fair terms.
A one-off hardening fixes today, but controls drift out of enforcement over time. Managed security keeps MFA enforced, DMARC at enforcement and access clean — so your defences stay up instead of quietly lapsing. We also coordinate with your existing IT provider and never replace or bad-mouth them; we simply own the email security layer.