Identity and sender checks
Protected-name mismatch and supported own-domain DMARC failures can contribute identity signals. SPF, DKIM and DMARC results remain distinct checks.
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A fraudulent payment request may contain no malicious file. BEC and impersonation checks help your IT team review supported identity, similar-domain and payment-pressure signals before incoming email reaches your server.
A message asks finance to change bank details urgently and sends replies to an unrelated address. The supported combination of payment language, pressure and an identity or Reply-To signal can select the configured payment-risk action.
Illustrative scenario; this is not a live message or a detection-rate claim.
Protected-name mismatch and supported own-domain DMARC failures can contribute identity signals. SPF, DKIM and DMARC results remain distinct checks.
Supported Sender and Reply-To similarity checks can flag a domain resembling the recipient domain. A similar-domain rule has its own action.
Bounded English/Turkish text heuristics combine payment or bank-change language with pressure and supported identity/Reply-To evidence. A different Reply-To alone does not select a blocking action.
Email Security requires SecuraWall as the only published MX and a separate real receiving destination. Your mailboxes remain with your provider. Backup MX does not include these inspection or personal quarantine controls; the SMTP Relay add-on does not enable incoming protection.
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