Email impersonation

Can someone send email pretending to be you?

• If your domain isn’t set up to stop it, a stranger can send an email that shows your exact address in the “From” line. This is called email impersonation, or spoofing.
• It can go to your clients, staff or suppliers, and it lands looking completely genuine.
• This is how “we’ve changed our bank details” fraud usually starts: the message looks like it came from you, so people trust it and pay.
• Most small firms have this gap and never know, because nothing on their website shows it.

What the report gives you

• Protection for your clients, staff and suppliers against criminals sending email in your name.
• Peace of mind: a plain-English answer to “can someone pretend to be us?” – and how.
• The exact settings to close the gap (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), ready for a competent person, such as your email provider, IT support or web developer, to apply in minutes.
• A safe, step-by-step plan that tightens protection without blocking your own genuine email.
• Your current settings shown in full, so you know exactly where you stand.

We never log in to or change your systems. We give you the exact settings; you or your provider make the change. That keeps you in control and us out of your mailbox.

See a sample report →

Why it matters: the figures

• £41.3 million was lost to invoice and mandate scams in the UK in 2025, across 2,305 cases. In these scams a criminal poses as a supplier, often by email, and says the bank details have changed. £28 million of it came from business accounts, and only 48% was returned to the victims.
  Source: UK Finance, Annual Fraud Report 2026, page 41.
• £3.9 million was lost to invoice fraud in September 2025 alone, in 83 cases reported – more than £47,000 each on average.
  Source: National Crime Agency, 29 January 2026.
• 12% of UK businesses had people impersonating them in emails or online in the past year.
  Source: UK Government, Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026.

These figures cover every way criminals do this, including hacked mailboxes, not only forged addresses. The right settings close the forged-address route, which is the one anyone can use without breaking in.

Stay protected: we keep watch

• Settings get changed, email providers get switched, and protection can be weakened by accident.
• We re-check your domain every day.
• If your protection drops, we email you straight away, with the exact fix.
• So you find out quickly – not after a criminal has used the gap.

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Common questions

Is the demonstration safe?

Yes. It is drawn on screen, in your browser. Nothing is sent – not to you, and not to anyone else.

Will you fix it for me?

We give you the exact settings and a clear plan, but we don’t log in to your systems. A competent person, such as your email provider, IT support or web developer, applies the change — it usually takes minutes. This keeps you in control and avoids anyone taking your email down by mistake.