Your domain — @yourcompany.com — is more than an address.
It’s a signal. A handshake. A digital promise.
Every email you send says: “This is from us. You can trust it.”
But what if that signal can be forged?
What if anyone — including a cybercriminal — could send emails using your domain… and your system didn’t stop them?
That’s not a vulnerability. That’s a marketing disaster waiting to happen.
A few weeks ago, we got a call from a fast-scaling mid-market firm — let’s call them xyz
Their finance team received a familiar-looking email:
“We’ve updated our bank account. Please update your records.”
Same sender. Same email thread. Same tone.
So they updated the account. And wired ₹42 lakhs.
But the email wasn’t real.
It was sent by an attacker using a spoofed version of their vendor’s domain. There was no malware. No breach.
Just a domain that was never protected. Because like most companies, xyz believed:
“We use Google Workspace — we’re already secure.”
They weren’t. And they’re not alone.
This is the most dangerous myth in email security.
Yes — Google and Microsoft secure their inbound mail systems.
But here’s what they don’t secure:
❌ Your own domain from being impersonated
❌ Emails sent by others using your name
❌ Your customers, vendors, and employees getting tricked by fake messages that look like they came from you
Unless you’ve configured SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — and enforced them correctly — your email domain is wide open for abuse.
O365 or Gmail won’t stop a criminal from sending email using your name from somewhere else.
It’s like putting a lock on your mailbox… but never locking your front door.
Without these, Anyone can impersonate you. And your clients may never know the difference — until the damage is done.
Yet over 65% of the audited companies we work with either:
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Or simply DM us your domain. We’ll run a free, non-intrusive scan and send you a domain impersonation risk report.
Let’s be clear:
✅ You can lose money through BEC attacks
✅ You can lose clients when trust is broken
✅ You can lose credibility in the middle of an RFP, audit, or due diligence process
And all of it can stem from one simple fact:
You never claimed ownership of your domain identity.
This isn’t just about preventing fraud. It’s about leading with trust.
In a world where inboxes are flooded with manipulation… the one who shows up verified, wins.
We help companies across industries become impossible to impersonate — while aligning with security, compliance, and brand goals.
Here’s what we do:
See if your domain can be spoofed in under 24 hours.
We configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC across all your email tools: (Google Workspace, Office 365, Mailchimp, Zoho, AWS SES, etc.)
We set up dashboards and alerts to catch spoofing attempts before they become attacks.
Phishing simulation and user training to reduce human error.
We align your domain trust layer with ISO 27001, DPDP, GDPR, and cyber insurance requirements.
That’s not just security. That’s business advantage.
You don’t need 10 tools. You need a partner who understands your brand, risk, compliance, and customer trust priorities.
Emails that are real. Emails that are trusted. Emails that say:
“We care enough about our clients and our brand to protect every word we send.”
In a world full of fakes, be the one who’s verified.
Let’s find out — free.
✅ No jargon ✅ No sales spam ✅ Just facts: Can someone else send an email pretending to be you?
📬 DM us or comment “DMARC” 🔗 https://www.rexcybersolutions.com/contact-us
Because when your name is on the line… Only you should be wearing it.
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