Email authentication
The basics are in place but can be hardened.
Authorizes which servers may send mail for the domain
SPF is published but could be tightened.
v=spf1 ip4:129.16.226.128/26 ip4:129.16.226.155 ip4:129.16.226.153 ip4:129.16.226.249 ip4:129.16.226.250 ip4:129.16.226.251 ip4:129.16.226.252 ip4:129.16.222.145 ip4:129.16.222.36 ip4:129.16.227.69 ip4:129.16.222.81 ip4:129.16.222.137 ip4:129.16.222.107 ip4:129.16.4.104 ip4:129.16.222.112 ?ip4:129.16.0.0/16 include:spf.protection.outlook.com ip4:62.181.197.26 ip4:193.75.93.154 ip4:91.123.56.128 include:_spf.ungapped.com include:spf.topdesk.net include:spf.bngaged.io include:auth.msgapp.com -allCryptographically signs outgoing mail (best-effort selector probe)
DKIM key published for 2 known selectors.
Tells receivers what to do with mail that fails SPF and DKIM
DMARC is published but not fully enforcing.
v=DMARC1; p=noneEnforces TLS for inbound mail and prevents downgrade attacks
No MTA-STS policy. Inbound mail can be delivered without TLS.
Receives reports about TLS delivery failures
No TLS-RPT record. You get no reports about failed TLS delivery.
Displays your verified brand logo in supporting inboxes
No BIMI record. No brand logo is published for inboxes.
Checks query live DNS over Cloudflare and the public MTA-STS policy endpoint. DKIM selectors cannot be listed from DNS, so DKIM detection probes common provider selectors only.