Specialist consultancy to help your business improve your DNS hygiene
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We'll identify weaknesses in your DNS configuration and email authentication controls to improve your risk score
Protect your domain, strengthen email trust, and improve your organisation’s cyber security posture with a focused review of DNS and email authentication controls. We identify weaknesses in your DNS configuration, tighten email security settings, and help reduce avoidable exposure across email, domain, and web security.
Email remains one of the most common routes for phishing and spoofing, so we go beyond basic DNS housekeeping to assess the controls that prove your domain is legitimate. That includes SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and, where appropriate, MTA-STS and TLS-RPT to improve protection and reporting for inbound and outbound mail.
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Strengthen cyber security with expert DNS consultancy
Economit's DNS consultancy provides expert guidance and support to help your business implement best practices, technical controls, and policies that secure and maintain high-performance DNS infrastructures. This service builds on our existing cyber, infosec and data protection services such as our Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, and ISO 27701 capabilities.
DNS hygiene refers to the set of best practices, technical controls, and policies that ensure the Domain Name System (DNS) records of an organisation is secure, resilient, and free from vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. DNS configuration is foundational to a strong cyber security posture.
What we review:
- DNS record hygiene and configuration.
- SPF alignment and sender authorisation.
- DKIM setup and signing integrity.
- DMARC policy, monitoring and enforcement.
- MTA-STS and TLS-RPT for secure mail transport.
- MX records, subdomains and abandoned DNS entries.
- Risks that could affect spoofing, phishing or domain reputation.
You receive a clear report showing where your domain is exposed, what should be fixed first, and which changes are likely to have the biggest security impact.