Email Posture Management (EmailPM)
Secure Every Domain. Strengthen Every Email.
Email Security Starts with Authentication
Email authentication helps protect your domains from spoofing, phishing, and business email compromise. But managing SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and BIMI across multiple domains, DNS providers, and email services creates gaps that are difficult to see.
CheckRed continuously identifies:
- Misconfigured or missing authentication records
- Weak or non-enforced DMARC policies
- Unauthorized senders and shadow email infrastructure
- Authentication policy drift across domains
Gain continuous visibility into your email authentication posture—not just a point-in-time view.
Continuously Monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC & BIMI
CheckRed provides continuous visibility into the DNS-based controls that establish trust in your email.

SPF

DKIM
DMARC
BIMI
Email Posture Management Is Part of DNSPM
Email authentication depends on DNS—but DNS and email security are often managed separately.
CheckRed Email Posture Management is a core capability of DNS Posture Management (DNSPM), bringing SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and BIMI monitoring into the same platform used to continuously discover and assess DNS posture.
Security teams gain one centralized view of the DNS infrastructure and authentication controls that establish trust in their domains.
Know Who Can Send Email as Your Brand
CheckRed helps organizations continuously understand their email authentication posture, identify weaknesses, and reduce the risk of domain spoofing, phishing, business email compromise, deliverability issues, and brand damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Email Posture Management?
How does CheckRed help prevent email spoofing and phishing?
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How is Email Posture Management different from an email security gateway?
Can CheckRed monitor multiple domains and providers?
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