Digital security

Know what is exposed before someone else does.

It checks your email setup and your website every day, tells you what is wrong in plain words, and gives the exact fix. Nothing is scanned or attacked, and every report waits for a person.

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The job

Nobody on your team checks this.

Anyone can send an email that looks like it came from your domain. A certificate expires on a Sunday and your site shows a warning. A staff address turns up in a data breach. Each is easy to fix once someone sees it, and nobody has the time to look.

What it does

Your email and website, checked every day.

Checks your email.

Whether anyone can send mail as you, lookalike domains registered to imitate yours, and staff addresses found in new breaches.

Checks your website.

When your certificates and your domain expire, how your security headers grade, and whether Google lists your site as unsafe.

Explains each problem.

Every finding says what it means and the exact fix, often a record to paste, and is checked again after you fix it.

Judges the phishing your team reports.

Staff forward a suspicious email. You get a verdict and the reasons, and a person decides.

You decide

It reads. It never attacks.

It reads public information only, about domains you proved are yours: DNS records, certificates and registrations. It never scans your servers and never opens a link in a reported email. Every report waits for a person to decide, and you see the reply before it goes out.

How it runs

Prove it, then forget it.

  1. You prove your domain

    A record on your domain shows it is yours. Nothing is checked before that.

  2. It checks every day

    The grade and the findings are on the page, with the few that matter most first.

  3. You get a brief on Monday

    A short list of what to fix, sent to the people you choose.

Who uses it

Service businesses in Portugal and beyond.

Clinics and law firms.

Client data and a mailbox your staff trust, checked for breaches and lookalike domains every day.

Accountants and payroll firms.

Invoice fraud starts with an email that looks like yours; you know first if your domain allows it.

Online shops and booking sites.

A certificate that expires or a warning on Google costs orders the same day; you hear from the daily check, not from a client.

Any business with a shared inbox.

Staff forward what looks wrong and get a verdict, not a guess.

Questions

What owners ask first.

Does it scan my servers?
No. It reads what anyone can see: DNS records, certificate logs, domain registrations and public grading services.
Do I need to understand the findings?
No. Each one says what it means and the exact fix. If you would rather not touch it, we do the fix with you on a call.
How do my staff report a suspicious email?
They forward it to an address of yours. You get a verdict with the reasons, and a person decides what to tell them.

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Free two-week pilot

Try it free for two weeks.

We set it up on one job your team repeats. You approve every email and post. If it does not work for you, you stop and pay nothing.

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