Can a Stranger Send Email as Your Company?

The Attack Nobody Sees Coming

Email spoofing is the cheapest attack in existence: a criminal writes an email, puts your domain in the From field, and sends it — to your customers, your suppliers, your own accountant. No hacking required. If your domain's DMARC policy is missing or set to "monitor only" (as most are), receiving inboxes deliver it.

This is how fake invoice fraud, CEO impersonation, and supplier payment scams start — and in Lebanon and the wider region, where business runs on email and WhatsApp confirmations, one convincing fake email can cost a company a supplier payment that is never recovered.

What DMARCDECK Does

Sees every sender using your name

Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo generate daily reports about every server sending email as your domain. DMARCDECK collects them and turns them into a live dashboard where every source is identified, geolocated, and classified: Authorized, Forwarder, or Threat.

Alerts you the moment a spoofer appears

A new unauthenticated sender starts using your domain? You get an email within the hour — with the IP address, country, and network owner. You see the attack while it's happening, not in next quarter's audit.

Walks you safely to full enforcement

The Enforcement Autopilot scores your readiness out of 100, projects the date you can safely enforce, and hands you the exact DNS record for each step — monitoring → quarantine → reject. No guesswork, and no risk of accidentally blocking your own newsletters or CRM.

Reports a human can actually read

Every Monday you receive a plain-language brief written by an AI analyst engine: what happened, what it means, and the single most important action — in sentences, not XML. Your accountant can read it. Your CEO can read it.

Pricing

Why LB Clouds

• We run what we sell — lbclouds.com itself is monitored by DMARCDECK, at 100% authentication compliance
• Built and operated in Lebanon — support in Arabic, English, and French, priced for regional businesses, not Silicon Valley budgets. See DMARCDECK, the DMARC provider in Lebanon & the Middle East
• Five-minute setup — one DNS record connects your domain; we handle everything else
• Your data stays yours — reports contain only authentication metadata, never the content of your email

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DMARC and why does my business need it?

DMARC is the DNS standard that stops criminals from sending email as your domain. Without an enforced policy, anyone can send invoices or password resets that appear to come from you — and most inboxes will accept them. Monitoring shows you who sends in your name; enforcement blocks the impostors.

How is this different from the free DMARC checker in your tools?

Our free checker reads your DNS record once. DMARCDECK receives the daily reports the world's inbox providers generate about your domain and turns them into live monitoring: classified senders, spoofing alerts, and a guided path to enforcement. The checker is a snapshot; DMARCDECK is the security camera.

Will enforcing DMARC break my legitimate email?

Not when you monitor first — that's the point. DMARCDECK watches your real traffic, identifies every legitimate sender (mail server, newsletter tool, CRM, accounting software), and only recommends enforcement once they all pass. Each step comes with the exact DNS record to publish.

How long until my domain is fully protected?

Typically 4–8 weeks: enough to observe a full business cycle including month-end bursts, fix any failing legitimate senders, then step through quarantine to reject safely.

Do banks and larger partners care about this?

Increasingly, yes. Google and Yahoo already require DMARC for bulk senders, and enterprise procurement teams check suppliers' email authentication. An enforced DMARC policy is becoming table stakes for doing business with larger organizations.

Is DMARCDECK an alternative to Valimail, dmarcian, or EasyDMARC?

Yes — DMARCDECK covers the same core job as Valimail, dmarcian, EasyDMARC, and PowerDMARC: collecting and analyzing DMARC aggregate reports, classifying senders, and guiding enforcement. The differences: it's priced for regional businesses (from $9/month instead of enterprise contracts), it's operated from Lebanon with support in Arabic, English, and French, and the managed option means you can hand the whole enforcement project to us instead of learning DMARC yourself.