Your Sending Domain is a Highway for Protected Communications & Sensitive Company Operations

Email is still the most exploited attack surface for phishing, spoofing,
and Business Email Compromise — and everyone's still ignoring it.

IMPLEMENT

MONITOR

ENFORCE

MAINTAIN

Clear Scope. Predictable Pricing. Real Protection.

Focused services you can engage individually — or bundle for full-domain coverage.

Domain Authentication

Protect the core identity of your sending domain.

DMARC Enforcement

Move beyond monitoring to actual protection.

Third-Party Sender Coverage

Secure every platform sending on your behalf.

Ongoing Monitoring & Maintenance

Protection that doesn’t decay over time.

Full Domain Protection

Implementation, enforcement, monitoring, and long-term control

Trusted by Teams That Can’t Afford Email Failure

Inbox Impact supports organizations handling sensitive, regulated, and high-trust communications
— where email authentication failures create real operational and security risk.

We were struggling to get our email set up to correctly deal with Gmail's new spam restrictions--fixing it was time-sensitive and also complex, because we have multiple domains. We couldn't be happier with the work and the product we received. Highly recommend!

Alexandra W.pathwayadmissions.com

I was having the hardest time with DMARC and Kaitlyn came in and fixed just what I needed all in one day! I hope to use her for more things in the future.

Karrica F.karrica.co

I contacted several service providers and chose Kaitlyn for her experience and excellent communication when I asked her certain questions at the start of the project. Kaitlyn worked with total transparency, explaining what she was going to do and constantly updating me on the progress of the project. Finally, Kaitlyn delivered the project well ahead of schedule. I can only recommend Kaitlyn's services. Thank you, Kaitlyn!

Camille M.sportsexclusivetravels.com

She did what I could not - got our email records (DKIM, SPF, DMARC) in order to meet the new sender requirements that went into place on 4/1. Thank you!

Max W.maxiwalker.com

Kaitlyn has a deep understanding of how to monitor and manage email delivery. I have reached out to a LOT of people who claim to be experts on email delivery and most of them only have a basic understanding. Kaitlyn is a rare find, in that she has a lot of actual experience in managing deliverability.

Mike W.leadenginelabs.com

Fast Analysis. Custom Implementation.

You can surface email security gaps in minutes, but fixing them properly takes experience — not automation.

Already Using DMARC Tools? We’ll Help
You Get Your Return On That Investment.

Most organizations already pay for email security platforms, DMARC reporting tools,
and compliance software. What’s missing is proper alignment and enforcement.

Most organizations already pay for email security platforms, DMARC reporting tools, and compliance software. What’s missing is proper alignment and enforcement.

70%

Domains stuck at p=none despite years of monitoring

45%

Organizations with broken or misaligned DKIM

30%

Third-party Senders Weakening Domain Trust

<10%

Domains fully enforced and properly maintained

Safely Transitioning From 'Configured' To 'Enforced'

Many organizations view 'p=reject' as the terrifying change that's going to immediately break email channels and cause chaos. Moving to full enforcement is not scary nor difficult. It just requires a tried-and-true process.

Implementation & Map Exposure

Establish correct SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configurations across all legitimate sending sources. Nothing moves forward until authentication is technically sound.

Monitor & Observe

Observe real-world mail flow to identify misalignment, unauthorized senders, and configuration drift. Monitoring here is temporary — it exists to inform enforcement.

Adjust & Enforce

Advance DMARC policy from monitoring to quarantine or reject, blocking impersonation and spoofing at the protocol level.

Maintain & Report

Continuously validate authentication as tools, vendors, and sending patterns change. Security isn’t “set and forget” — enforcement must stay intact.