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See problems in public email settings. Authex makes no changes.
- Watch supported public checks
- See new problems and changes
- Keep scan history
Stop fake email. Control access.
See who can send email in your company’s name, who and what can access company email, and keep the proof customers and auditors ask for.
113 domains. 81 businesses. 76 filtering fake mail.
As of 12 Aug 2026.Free domain check
Enter your company domain. Authex checks six public settings that help stop other systems sending email in your name.
Public DNS only. No signup, inbox access or DNS changes.Ready to check
Authex finds the services using your domain, separates approved senders from unknown ones and helps you stop what should not be there.
Start with your domainAuthex shows forwarding, connected apps, administrators and missing sign-in protection in Microsoft 365. Nothing changes without your approval.
Connect Microsoft 365Authex keeps the checks, approvals, changes and open work together, so a customer, insurer or auditor does not create a last-minute search.
Keep your proofMonitor for free. Pay when Authex maintains the controls you approve.
See problems in public email settings. Authex makes no changes.
Let Authex maintain supported protections for a domain within rules you approve.
Manage client domains separately with pricing that grows with your book.
Authex shows which services can send email in your company's name, who and what can access company email, and keeps a clear record of what was checked and changed.
Yes. Weak or incomplete domain settings can let other systems send email that appears to come from your company. Authex shows what is allowed and helps you move safely toward sending fake mail to spam or blocking it.
No. Authex reads configuration, forwarding rules, administrator roles and which apps can reach mail. It does not read the messages themselves. You can revoke access at any time.
Authex looks for risky forwarding, connected apps, powerful administrator access and weak sign-in protection. You decide what, if anything, Authex may change.
It can if a real sending service is unknown or set up incorrectly. Authex shows known and unknown senders before stronger blocking is used, checks the result after supported changes, and records what happened.
No. Authex explains the business problem first. The technical records remain available when you or your IT provider need to inspect them.
It records what Authex checked, when it was checked, what changed, who approved it, the result and anything that still needs attention. It supports a review; it is not a certification or legal opinion.
Monitoring supported public checks is free. Enforce is £19 per operated domain each month. Pricing is per domain, not per user, seat or mailbox.
Yes. Each client's domains, settings, proof and billing stay separate. Start with a two-client pilot to make sure Authex fits the way your team works.
See what the public internet can tell you. No signup and no changes.