Email & Website Security Package

Most SMEs do not realise that their emails and websites are, by default, insecure.

Without implementing basic security features such as headers and email authentication they are vulnerable to a variety of attacks.

Here’s how we protect your email and website:

Email:

• • SPF (Sender Policy Framework): This specifies which mail servers are authorised to send email on behalf of a domain, helping to prevent unauthorised email spoofing.

• • • DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail): This adds a digital signature to outgoing emails, allowing the receiving server to verify that the message content hasn’t been tampered with in transit and truly originated from the signed domain.

• • • DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance): This builds on SPF and DKIM by instructing the receiving server on what to do if an email fails authentication (e.g., quarantine or reject it) and provides reporting back to the sending domain owner.

• • • MTA-STS (Mail Transfer Agent Strict Transport Security): This helps ensure that mail servers use a secure, encrypted connection (TLS) when exchanging emails, preventing eavesdropping and downgrade attacks.

• • • SMTP TLS (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Transport Layer Security): This refers to the encryption layer that secures the communication channel between two mail servers, making the email transmission private and confidential.

    • • BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification): BIMI allows organisations to display a verified brand logo next to their sender name in the recipient’s inbox, enhancing brand trust and security.

Website:

• • • Secure Data Transmission: Enforce HTTPS to ensure all data transfer between the server and the user is encrypted and private.

    • Prevent Exploits: Block common malicious queries and apply HTTP method restrictions to reduce the attack surface, while adding specific protections for your Content Management System.

    • Control File Access: Prevent malware uploads by blocking PHP execution in upload directories and ensure all critical, sensitive site files remain inaccessible to the public.

    • Harden Server Configuration: Disable directory listing to prevent attackers from browsing site files and hide the server signature to conceal platform information.

• • Implement Traffic Defence: Add HTTP security headers to protect users from client-side attacks like XSS and clickjacking, and enable user-agent/hotlink protection to block suspicious bots and bandwidth theft.

>>>this all sounds complicated but it boils down to stopping unauthorised users accessing sensitive data and preventing them from disrupting the integrity or availability of your website’s services.

For a limited time we are offering the Email and Website Security Package for just £197, a one-off fee with no subscriptions.

Let us help you secure your business, contact us today!