Setup with a planned rollout
$417 one-time setup. This item requires ongoing monitoring at $30/month, purchased separately.
Help protect your business domain from unauthorized email. EmailShield Setup reviews your legitimate senders and helps you move toward stronger DMARC protection in agreed stages.
What we work on
Sender review. We review the services your team identifies and the senders visible in available mail reports, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and business applications.
Email authentication. We review SPF and DKIM settings for the agreed sending services and plan the changes needed to align them with your domain.
Staged protection. We start by reviewing reports, then agree on changes toward quarantine and reject policies. Each stage depends on the findings, required access, and sender readiness.
Third-party senders and DNS cleanup. We work with your team on supported platforms and document agreed changes to old or conflicting records.
How the rollout works
Review your domain, senders, and available reports.
Agree on the required access, scope, and rollout schedule.
Configure and test the agreed changes.
Review results before moving to the next protection stage.
Your proposal confirms the domains and services covered, responsibilities, support hours, contract and cancellation terms, and rollout dates. Timing depends on the environment and any third-party changes needed.
After setup
Ongoing monitoring and reporting are part of the separate $30/month monitoring service. Its support and policy-update scope are confirmed in your proposal. Email authentication helps reduce domain spoofing; it does not prevent every phishing attack or guarantee inbox delivery.
Setup with a planned rollout
$417 one-time setup. This item requires ongoing monitoring at $30/month, purchased separately.
Help protect your business domain from unauthorized email. EmailShield Setup reviews your legitimate senders and helps you move toward stronger DMARC protection in agreed stages.
What we work on
Sender review. We review the services your team identifies and the senders visible in available mail reports, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and business applications.
Email authentication. We review SPF and DKIM settings for the agreed sending services and plan the changes needed to align them with your domain.
Staged protection. We start by reviewing reports, then agree on changes toward quarantine and reject policies. Each stage depends on the findings, required access, and sender readiness.
Third-party senders and DNS cleanup. We work with your team on supported platforms and document agreed changes to old or conflicting records.
How the rollout works
Review your domain, senders, and available reports.
Agree on the required access, scope, and rollout schedule.
Configure and test the agreed changes.
Review results before moving to the next protection stage.
Your proposal confirms the domains and services covered, responsibilities, support hours, contract and cancellation terms, and rollout dates. Timing depends on the environment and any third-party changes needed.
After setup
Ongoing monitoring and reporting are part of the separate $30/month monitoring service. Its support and policy-update scope are confirmed in your proposal. Email authentication helps reduce domain spoofing; it does not prevent every phishing attack or guarantee inbox delivery.
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