Website and email security guides for small businesses

Plain-English, step-by-step fixes for the things our free scan checks: email spoofing, DMARC, HTTPS, security headers and more. Every guide links to the standards and official documentation it's based on.

  • How to set up DMARC, step by step

    The safe order: SPF and DKIM first, then a monitoring-only DMARC record, then enforcement. Copy-paste records and where to add them at Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, Squarespace, Wix and Porkbun.

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  • Someone is sending email from your domain: what to do right now

    Spoofed or hacked? How to tell the difference, lock down a hacked mailbox, check and fix SPF, DKIM and DMARC, warn customers and report it.

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  • Small business website security checklist

    Eight essentials, from HTTPS and security headers to MFA on your domain account and tested backups, with what our free scan checks, what you need to check yourself, and a quarterly routine.

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