MSP-First Monitoring
Email Trust Command Managed Email Authentication Monitoring for MSPs
Protect every client domain from email spoofing, broken authentication, and risky look-alike domains.
A managed monitoring service for MSPs that tracks SPF, DKIM, DMARC, transport security, and suspicious similar domains, then delivers readable reports and human follow-through.
Detect
Spot broken or weak mail posture fastFind gaps across authentication and transport before they turn into spoofing, phishing, or delivery issues.
Monitor
Watch for suspicious similar domainsKeep risky look-alikes, public DNS signals, and material changes visible across client domains.
Report
Give clients something readablePortal access, recurring reporting, and operator follow-through without building the stack yourself.
Who This Is For
Built for MSPs managing multiple client domains.
Use one workspace for posture checks, monitoring, recipients, reports, and client access.
Track weak SPF, DKIM, DMARC, transport issues, and similar-domain activity before they become bigger problems.
Turn technical findings into clear summaries that are easier to explain, sell, and act on.
Built for Operators Who Manage Real Mail Domains
Coverage is clear, scoped, and tied to business domains.
- Clear protocol coverage across SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT
- Human-reviewed onboarding instead of a throw-it-over-the-wall setup flow
- Readable recurring reporting with portal access for teams and clients
- Focus on business-domain risk, not unfocused security chatter
- Optional remediation guidance or implementation follow-through when needed
Already on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace? Domain-level authentication and look-alike risk still need ongoing visibility.
How It Works
From first check to recurring coverage.
See whether a domain has authentication or transport gaps worth reviewing.
Get a readable summary of posture, risks, and recommendations instead of raw protocol noise.
We onboard the domain, configure reporting, and prepare recurring monitoring for the client environment.
Track changes, suspicious look-alikes, and meaningful risks from one portal with operator follow-through.
What You Get
The managed service is built around outcomes, not just checks.
Keep SPF, DKIM, DMARC, transport security, and live verification visible across client environments.
Track risky look-alikes, public activity signals, and changes worth operator review.
Give internal teams and clients reporting that explains the issue without making them parse protocol detail.
Manage domains, reports, recipients, and actions from one workspace instead of scattered manual checks.
Proof
What a client-ready finding summary can look like.
example-client.com
Action needed
Sample finding summary for MSP review and client handoff
- DMARC is present, but enforcement is not yet strong enough
- One transport control is missing or incomplete
- One similar domain shows public activity and needs review
- Recommended next step: tighten policy and review the active look-alike
Clients do not receive raw debug output. They receive readable findings, clear next steps, and a path for follow-through.
What Happens After Detection
The core offer is detection plus guidance, with remediation support when needed.
We surface authentication, transport, and similar-domain issues that need attention.
You get a readable explanation of the problem, what changed, and what should happen next.
When the issue needs action, the service can extend beyond detection into guidance or implementation help.
What Clients Receive
The output is built to be usable, not just technically correct.
Summaries that help teams and clients understand what changed and why it matters.
Updates tied to posture changes and suspicious similar-domain activity instead of generic noise.
A shared workspace for domain status, reports, recipients, and ongoing review.
Next Step
Book managed onboarding when the client domain needs recurring coverage.
We review the domain, confirm the right service level, and line up reporting and operator access.
Clear onboarding, readable output, and a service model MSPs can use across multiple client domains.
Instead of point-in-time spot checks, you get recurring visibility, clearer reporting, and a path to action when something changes.
Book Managed Onboarding