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Secure your inbox. Protect your business.
Email keeps your business connected, but it is also a common entry point for phishing, malware, fraud and unauthorised access.
IRON IT Group helps organisations evaluate advanced email security solutions, reduce exposure to malicious messages and strengthen the protection of business communications.
Your email is essential. Keeping it secure matters.
Businesses depend on email for customer communications, financial transactions, collaboration and sharing important information.
Unfortunately, attackers also use email to deliver phishing messages, fraudulent payment instructions, malicious attachments and account takeover attempts.
Effective email security combines protective filtering, domain authentication, account security and employee awareness to reduce the likelihood of successful attacks.
IRON IT Group can help assess your email environment and recommend security improvements suited to your organisation.
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Comprehensive Email Security Services.
Explore the email security technologies and protective measures that can help safeguard your business communications.
Advanced Email Filtering
Reduce spam, suspicious messages and known malicious content using appropriate email security filtering technologies.
Phishing Protection
Use advanced detection controls to help identify deceptive messages, fraudulent links and attempts to steal employee credentials.
Malware & Attachment Security
Explore attachment scanning, file analysis and sandboxing technologies that can help detect potentially harmful email content.
Domain Impersonation Protection
Strengthen email authentication and review controls intended to reduce direct domain spoofing and certain impersonation attacks.
Managed DMARC
Assess and configure SPF, DKIM and DMARC authentication, including reporting and a carefully planned enforcement approach.
Account Compromise Protection
Review mailbox access, suspicious sign-ins, forwarding rules and identity security controls that may indicate account misuse.
Outbound Email Protection
Explore data loss prevention, message encryption and outbound email policies to reduce inappropriate information sharing.
Email Security Reporting
Review available filtering statistics, authentication reports, suspicious activity and recommendations for strengthening protection.
Security Awareness Training
Support employees in recognising phishing, fraudulent requests and suspicious messages through awareness guidance and training options.
Stop more suspicious messages before employees interact with them.
Many cyberattacks begin with a message that appears legitimate. It may contain a fake login page, an unexpected attachment or a request that appears to come from a trusted colleague.
Modern email security technologies can examine incoming messages using reputation checks, authentication signals, malicious-link detection and other available analysis techniques.
The goal is to reduce the number of suspicious messages employees encounter and improve visibility into threats targeting your organisation.
- Spam and malicious message filtering
- Phishing and impersonation detection
- Suspicious attachment analysis
- Malicious URL protection
- Sender reputation checks
- Quarantine and message review
- Security policy configuration
More protection between threats and your inbox.
Help stop attackers impersonating your business domain.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC work together to help receiving email providers verify messages and apply your domain's authentication policy.
Sender Policy Framework
SPF identifies the mail servers authorised to send email using a domain's envelope sender information. It is one part of domain authentication and must be correctly aligned for DMARC evaluation.
DomainKeys Identified Mail
DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to email messages, allowing receiving systems to verify the signature and determine whether signed message content was altered.
Domain-based Message Authentication
DMARC checks whether SPF or DKIM authentication aligns with the visible From domain and lets domain owners publish handling policies and receive authentication reports.
Correctly configured DMARC helps reduce direct domain spoofing, but it does not eliminate lookalike-domain attacks or all forms of phishing.
Strengthen trust in your business email domain.
Make it harder for criminals to spoof your email domain.
Your company's domain is part of its identity. When criminals forge messages that appear to come directly from that domain, it can undermine confidence among customers, employees and business partners.
A properly implemented DMARC policy can help receiving systems reject or quarantine messages that fail the relevant authentication and alignment checks.
IRON IT Group can help you evaluate the necessary authentication records and develop a suitable DMARC implementation plan.
- Domain authentication assessment
- SPF configuration reviews
- DKIM configuration
- DMARC reporting and policy planning
- Legitimate sender identification
- Authentication troubleshooting
- Ongoing policy improvement options
Protect your people against convincing email fraud.
Business Email Compromise can involve impersonated executives, compromised supplier mailboxes and fraudulent payment instructions. Strong technical controls and careful business procedures both matter.
Verify Requests
Confirm unexpected payment changes or sensitive requests using a trusted communication channel.
Secure Accounts
Use appropriate authentication, access controls and monitoring to reduce account takeover risks.
Train Employees
Help staff recognise unusual requests, phishing tactics and signs of social engineering.
Prepare a Response
Establish steps for investigating suspected email fraud, securing affected accounts and notifying relevant parties.
Email security for your modern workplace.
Businesses increasingly rely on cloud email and collaboration platforms such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
These platforms provide built-in security capabilities, but the available features, licensing and configuration vary across different business environments.
Additional email security technology may be appropriate depending on your organisation's risk profile, compliance responsibilities and protection requirements.
- Microsoft 365 email security reviews
- Microsoft Defender for Office 365 options
- Google Workspace security configuration
- Exchange Online protection policies
- Multi-factor authentication
- Mailbox access and forwarding reviews
- Email authentication and DNS records
- Message protection and retention options
Protect the tools your employees use every day.
Stronger email protection. Greater business confidence.
A layered email security strategy can help organisations reduce risk and give employees greater confidence in the messages they receive.
Reduce Phishing Exposure
Improve the filtering and detection of suspicious messages to reduce the chances of employees interacting with common email threats.
Protect Your Reputation
Strengthen domain authentication and reduce direct spoofing of your organisation's email domain.
Improve Employee Awareness
Support staff with security guidance that helps them recognise fraudulent messages and questionable requests.
Strengthen Account Security
Review user access, authentication policies and warning signs associated with compromised email accounts.
Improve Security Visibility
Make better use of available security reports, filtering information and email authentication data.
Support Business Resilience
Evaluate email continuity, recovery and retention arrangements to reduce disruption during service incidents.
A practical path to safer business email.
Good email security starts with understanding your environment and choosing protection measures that suit your organisation's needs.
Review
Assess your email platform, existing protection, domain configuration and current security concerns.
Recommend
Identify appropriate improvements to filtering, authentication, user protection and security policies.
Implement
Configure selected security controls and validate email delivery, authentication and protection settings.
Improve
Review reports, refine policies and consider further improvements as threats and business requirements change.
Email Security FAQs.
Answers to common questions about business email protection, phishing, DMARC and cloud email security.
Why is email security important for businesses?
Email is frequently used to deliver phishing attempts, malicious links, fraudulent payment requests and malware. Appropriate security controls can reduce the likelihood and impact of these attacks.
What is business email security?
Business email security includes technologies, configurations and processes designed to protect email systems and users against threats such as phishing, spam, impersonation, malware and account compromise.
Can email security prevent phishing?
Email security tools can identify and block many phishing attempts, but no solution can guarantee complete prevention. Employee awareness and strong account security remain important.
What is Business Email Compromise?
Business Email Compromise, or BEC, is a form of fraud where criminals impersonate trusted contacts or use compromised email accounts to request payments, financial information or sensitive business data.
What is SPF, DKIM and DMARC?
SPF identifies authorised sending systems, DKIM provides message signatures, and DMARC uses SPF or DKIM alignment with the visible From domain to support authentication policies and reporting. Together, they help receiving systems assess email authenticity.
Can DMARC stop people impersonating my company?
An enforced DMARC policy can help reduce direct spoofing of your actual domain at receiving systems that apply DMARC. It cannot prevent every impersonation attempt, including attacks using lookalike domains.
Does Microsoft 365 include email security?
Yes. Microsoft 365 and Exchange Online include various email protection capabilities, with additional features available through qualifying plans and security products. The appropriate configuration depends on your licences and requirements.
Do I need an additional email security service with Microsoft 365?
Not necessarily. Some businesses can meet their requirements using correctly configured native Microsoft security features. Others may benefit from additional filtering, archiving, continuity or specialised protection.
Can email security protect against ransomware?
Email filtering and attachment protection can help reduce exposure to ransomware delivered through email. Broader protection also requires endpoint security, patching, backups and incident response planning.
Does email security help with data protection compliance?
Email security may support an organisation's security obligations by reducing exposure to unauthorised access and data loss. Compliance depends on the overall technical, organisational and legal requirements, not simply on installing an email security product.
Can you help secure Google Workspace?
Google Workspace offers email authentication and security controls. IRON IT Group can discuss relevant configuration assessments and email protection options based on the environment being used.
How much does business email security cost?
Pricing depends on the number of users, email platform, selected security tools, authentication requirements and level of ongoing management. Contact IRON IT Group for a tailored discussion.
Protect more than just your inbox.
Email security works best alongside strong identity security, endpoint protection and broader cybersecurity controls.
Managed ITDR
Explore identity security, suspicious account activity, session protection and Microsoft 365 threat detection.
Managed Detection & Response
Discover endpoint security, behavioural detection, threat investigation and managed response options.
Cyber Security Services
Strengthen your business with security assessments, network protection and practical cyber risk management.
Your email is business-critical. Let's help protect it.
Talk to IRON IT Group about phishing protection, email authentication, Microsoft 365 security and practical ways to improve the safety of your business communications.
