SPF: Who May Send
A public list of servers allowed to send email for your domain. Missing or loose, and anyone qualifies.
Free Tool · Email Security Checker
If your domain's SPF, DKIM and DMARC records are missing or misconfigured, anyone can send invoices and messages that appear to come from you. Enter your domain and we will check the three records that decide whether that is possible.
Checks public DNS records only · the same information every mail server on the internet already sees
What We Check
Email spoofing is not exotic hacking, it is exploiting missing settings. These are the four we check, in plain language.
A public list of servers allowed to send email for your domain. Missing or loose, and anyone qualifies.
A cryptographic signature that proves a message really left your systems and was not altered on the way.
The rule that tells the world what to do with fakes: deliver, quarantine or reject. Without it, fakes get delivered.
Confirms your domain is set up to receive email properly in the first place.
The same records that stop spoofing also keep your real email out of customers’ spam folders.
We show exactly what your public records say, pass, warn or fail, with no scare tactics.
Why This Matters
Fake invoices, payroll redirects, gift card scams: nearly all of them ride on domains that never set up these records.
Attackers send your clients an invoice from you with new bank details. Missing DMARC is what makes it land.
An email from the boss asking for a wire or gift cards works far better when it really shows your domain.
Without SPF and DKIM, mail providers trust you less, and your legitimate messages quietly disappear into junk.
Nothing feels wrong day to day. The first sign is usually an angry customer or a missing payment.
Closing these gaps is DNS records and mail settings done correctly, usually within days.
A DMARC policy of p=none watches the fakes go by. Enforcement is what actually stops them.
How It Works
Enter your domain above. Results appear in seconds.
Share your result and we reply with a free, specific fix plan for your domain.
We set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC properly, carefully, so real mail keeps flowing.
Fakes get rejected, your mail gets delivered, and you can prove it.
Proper SPF, DKIM and DMARC shut spoofers down and get your real email delivered. We set it up right.
Why Ocean Computers
These records are easy to get wrong and quietly break real email. We do this carefully, for a living.
The risk in DIY is blocking your own mail. We roll out enforcement carefully, monitoring first, then tightening.
Your website forms, invoicing app and newsletter tool all send as you. We find and authorize them all.
We do not stop at p=none. The goal is a policy that actually rejects fakes.
Customers who did this are often surprised how much more of their real email lands in inboxes.
Two decades of mail systems, migrations and security across every major platform.
Email security is fixed remotely for businesses anywhere in the country, with onsite help across all fifty states.
Questions
Yes. It reads only public DNS records, the exact same information every mail server on the internet looks up whenever your domain sends email. Nothing touches your mailbox or systems.
Not unless you send them. The check runs in your browser against public DNS. Your domain and results only reach us if you submit the form for your free fix plan.
DKIM lives under a selector name we cannot always guess. We probe the most common ones, so a custom selector can show as not detected even when DKIM exists. Send us the result and we will confirm it properly.
It means DMARC exists but only monitors. Fakes are still delivered. It is the right first step during setup, but staying there permanently leaves you spoofable.
Done carelessly, it can, which is exactly why we roll out in stages: authorize every real sender first, monitor, then enforce. Your mail keeps flowing the whole time.
Most domains are correctly configured within days, with enforcement tightened over the following weeks as monitoring confirms every legitimate sender is covered.
Yes. Both platforms support SPF, DKIM and DMARC fully, but none of it is enforced automatically. Someone has to set it up, and that is what we do.
Free Tools
No email walls, no tricks. Useful tools that run right in your browser.
Your Free Fix
Send your check result and we will reply with a free, specific fix plan for your domain, then set it up carefully if you want our help. Or just call.
(858) 429-1311Fixes done remotely for businesses anywhere · Onsite across all fifty states
A few details and we’ll get right back to you to help.