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Enlistic Solutions

Email and Domain Security

Security decisions, made with clarity.

Business Email Compromise starts with a message that appears to come from your address. If your domain does not publicly declare which servers may send on its behalf, a receiving mail server has no basis to reject that message.

Enlistic Solutions monitors that configuration continuously, reports on it every month in plain language, and makes the DNS changes on your behalf. From R900 per domain per month.

Cybersecurity services

Business Email Compromise begins with an email in your name

In a BEC attack, a client or supplier receives an invoice that appears to come from your address, and pays it into the wrong account. Unless a domain publicly declares which servers may send mail on its behalf, receiving mail servers have no basis to reject that message. This requires no sophistication. It succeeds because the domain was never configured to prevent it.

R49bn

lost to BEC worldwide in 2025

FBI IC3 Internet Crime Report 2025

R2m

average loss per reported BEC incident

FBI IC3 Internet Crime Report 2025

R1.9bn

lost to digital banking fraud in South Africa in 2024, up 74% in a year

SABRIC Annual Crime Statistics 2024

What we watch, continuously

Five controls, checked on an ongoing basis rather than once a year. Every finding arrives with the evidence behind it.

Sender authentication

Every message claiming to come from you is checked. Servers that are not yours get flagged, then rejected.

Encrypted delivery

We report on whether mail servers could encrypt when delivering to you, and make encryption mandatory.

Breach exposure

A weekly scan of breach data for your staff addresses, showing which breach and whether a usable password is exposed.

Lookalike domains

A weekly scan for registered copies of your name, and which of them are set up to receive mail.

Monthly report and actions

A branded PDF with the findings, the evidence and what to do, ordered by urgency. We make the changes for you.

What lands in your inbox every month

Nothing to install, and no change to how you send email. Setup is three DNS records. We publish them with you or your IT provider, confirm every service that legitimately sends as you, and only then switch enforcement on.

Sample report
Front page of the Enlistic Solutions Email Domain Security monthly report, showing DMARC policy status, mail volume, authentication rate, source countries and a table of sending sources

Sample monthly report. Figures are illustrative.

How setup works

Three steps, run at a pace that keeps your legitimate mail flowing throughout.

Step one

Publish the records

Three DNS records, published with you or your IT provider. Nothing changes in how you or your staff send mail.

Step two

Confirm your senders

We watch a full reporting cycle and confirm every service that legitimately sends as you, so nothing of yours is caught.

Step three

Switch enforcement on

Only once your senders are confirmed do we move the policy to reject. From then on, mail that is not yours is turned away.

Pricing

Per domain, per month. A once-off setup of R4 500 covers the records, the sender discovery and the move to enforcement.

Protect

R900 /month

Per domain, per month. R4 500 once-off setup.

Full monitoring and the monthly report, with us doing the work.

Most chosen

Complete

R1 200 /month

Per domain, per month. R4 500 once-off setup.

Everything in Protect, plus the items below. For firms that move money on email, or answer to an insurer or auditor.

Evidence your auditor and insurer can use

Email and domain security forms part of a broader information-protection programme. A documented authentication policy, plus monthly evidence that it is enforced, supports programmes aligned with:

The monthly report is written to be handed over as it is, without translation. Enlistic Solutions is an independent assessment practice, not a reseller, so the findings carry no product agenda.

Find out what your domain publishes today

Send us your domain name and we will tell you what is published right now, what it allows, and what it would take to reach enforcement. There is no obligation, and nothing changes in your mail flow.