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Financial institutions are the number one target for email phishing attacks. A single spoofed email can lead to wire fraud, credential theft, or regulatory violations. Email Armory provides free tools to enforce DMARC, verify email authentication, and maintain the security posture that regulators and customers expect.
Business email compromise (BEC) targeting financial institutions accounts for billions in losses globally each year. Attackers impersonate banks, investment firms, and insurers to trick customers into transferring funds or revealing account credentials. DMARC enforcement at p=reject is the most effective technical control against these attacks.
Beyond direct fraud prevention, regulators increasingly expect email authentication as a baseline security control. PCI DSS, SOX, and industry frameworks reference email security in their requirements. MTA-STS adds another layer by enforcing TLS encryption for email in transit — critical for protecting sensitive financial communications.
Verify compliance, enforce authentication, and detect threats — all free.
Comprehensive email & DNS security report with health score
Check DMARC policy and configuration for a domain
Generate DMARC TXT records with policy, reporting, and alignment settings
Validate SPF records and email authentication setup
Validate DKIM records and email signing configuration
Verify MTA-STS email TLS enforcement, policy file, and TLSRPT configuration
Check if your domain or IP is on email blacklists
Analyze HTTP security headers with A-F grading for HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, and more
Financial phishing causes billions in losses annually. DMARC at p=reject prevents attackers from sending emails that appear to come from your bank or financial institution. Verify enforcement status across all your domains.
Regulations like PCI DSS, SOX, and GDPR require email security controls. Use our tools to verify SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, and TLS configurations meet compliance requirements. Generate audit-ready verification results.
Assess the email security posture of third-party vendors and partners before sharing sensitive financial data. Check their DMARC policy, SPF configuration, and whether their mail servers support TLS encryption.
When a suspicious email targets your organization, analyze the email headers to trace its origin, verify authentication results, and determine if it passed or failed SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks.
Run a comprehensive Domain Health Check to assess DMARC enforcement, SPF/DKIM configuration, and overall email security.
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