Yes. Without the proper protections in place, cybercriminals can attempt to send emails that appear to come from your domain. These emails may target clients, referral sources, vendors, or employees and can damage trust in your firm.

The scan reviews key email authentication settings associated with your domain and identifies whether commonly recommended protections are in place. It also provides a simple report with your results.

Most scans are completed in less than 60 seconds. Simply enter your domain and review the results.

No. The report is designed to provide a clear overview of your domain's email security status. If you have questions about the results, our team can help explain them.

If the scan identifies potential gaps, you'll receive recommendations outlining possible next steps. Bloomfield Networks can also help review the findings and discuss available options. domain and send fraudulent emails appearing to come from your firm.

Not necessarily. The scan is designed to identify email security configurations and potential vulnerabilities. It does not indicate whether a compromise has occurred.

Law firms rely heavily on email to communicate with clients, referral sources, opposing counsel, courts, and vendors. Proper email security helps strengthen trust, improve deliverability, and reduce the risk of impersonation attempts.