Email Infrastructure Monitoring
Track infrastructure drift, configuration changes, and remediation regression over time. Deviations from the verified baseline trigger alerts before they affect deliverability.
Coverage
- Authentication record change detection (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
- MX and infrastructure configuration drift alerts
- MTA-STS policy validity tracking
- DNSSEC chain integrity monitoring
- TLS-RPT report analysis
- IP and domain blocklist status tracking
- Sending reputation signal trends
- DNSBL, reputation intelligence, and infrastructure signal monitoring
- Reputation regression alerts
- Monthly reputation summary reports
How It Works
The verified state from a completed assessment becomes the monitoring baseline. No monitoring without a verified baseline.
Infrastructure state is collected on a regular schedule across all monitored components.
Collected state is compared to the baseline. Deviations outside acceptable thresholds trigger alerts.
A monthly summary of infrastructure state, changes detected, and any outstanding alerts is delivered.
Monitoring engagements include a Monthly Monitoring Summary report documenting infrastructure health, configuration changes, authentication status, detected risks, and recommended actions throughout the reporting period.
Pricing based on domain count and monitoring scope. Requires completed assessment as baseline.
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