Domain and DNS Review
For firms that rely on a domain to run on but cannot say with certainty who controls it, what every record does, or whether email is actually protected.
A focused review of the domain side of the business: registrar, DNS host, email authentication, and the redirects and records that have built up over time. Works with whatever DNS provider you are on today, whether that is Cloudflare, Route 53, a registrar like GoDaddy or Namecheap, or a web host.
- Duration
- 5 to 7 business days
- Engagement
- Review
Output
What you walk away with
A defined output, on paper or in your tenant. Yours to use whether the work continues with us or not.
Domain inventory
A readable inventory of registrar, DNS host, email, and verification dependencies, with each record tied to something that actually uses it.
Email authentication review
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, sender alignment, and spoofing-risk notes in plain English.
Hardening plan
A safe order for cleanup, redirects, DNS-host settings, and ownership controls.
How It Works
How the work runs.
A short, defined sequence. Nothing in your tenant or domain changes until the scope and access are confirmed.
Domain access
We confirm registrar, DNS host, email platform, website, and vendor access before recommending changes.
Record review
We identify what each record supports, what can be removed, and what needs an owner.
Email security check
We review authentication and sender alignment to reduce spoofing and delivery issues.
Findings handoff
You get the inventory, hardening plan, and a safe order of changes so DNS and email are not disrupted.
Best Fit
Sound familiar?
DNS changes feel risky because nobody knows what each record does
SPF, DKIM, or DMARC are stale, weak, or undocumented
Old vendors, redirects, or verification records are still attached to the domain
The current DNS host has never been configured with a security baseline
Frequently asked questions.
Who is Domain, DNS, and Email Security Review for?
Domain, DNS, and Email Security Review is built for professional services firms, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace businesses, and teams on any DNS host who need a clear read on their setup.
How does this engagement start?
Every engagement starts with a short first call to confirm the situation, the decision owner, the access required, and whether this is the right engagement for what you actually need.
What happens after the first call?
Teclara confirms the scope, the access, and the timing. If the engagement is a fit, we agree on the work and start. If a different engagement fits better, we say so.
Ready to start?
Book the first call. We will confirm the situation, the access required, and the right way to move forward, with no obligation past that conversation.