🔒 Email & Domain Security Audit

EmailMeNow IT Consulting · Based in College Station, Texas

Audit snapshot: November 13, 2026 | Next free refresh: May 12, 2027

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Domain Security Audit: crypto.com

64%

Overall Compliance Rating

Executive Summary

High Risk

crypto.com has gaps that may weaken protection of member and donor personal information under Texas SB 2610. Prioritize the remediation plan below before relying on this configuration as a defensible posture.

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Identity & Spoofing

Transport Security

100

Email Infrastructure
Proofpoint Enterprise

Website Security

Stack signal: cloudflare — unlock for full sender inventory & header analysis

Local Endpoint

Additional scan signals (summary)

Website soft-header score adjustment applied (−8). Unlock for named header rows and Low remediations.
DNS host signal: Cloudflare nameservers. Unlock for full nameserver list and DNSSEC guidance.
Subdomain email policy gaps detected (DMARC sp=/np=). Unlock for CT subdomain inventory, host DNS table, and ideal-settings checklist.
IPv6 / dual-stack: Website has AAAA; 3/5 MX hosts have AAAA (informational — not scored). Unlock for MX address-family detail.
Mail server certificates (public CT logs): aspmx2.googlemail.com: unavailable; mxa-00543801.gslb.pphosted.com: managed by provider; aspmx.l.google.com: managed by provider
Minimum TLS (HTTPS edge): Cloudflare signals detected but setting was not read (API token not configured on audit worker).

📊 Audit Scoring Methodology

This tool uses a weighted algorithm focused on Texas SB 2610 and donor-privacy duties:

Identity & Spoofing (40%): Grades SPF terminal mechanism (-all vs exploitable ~all) and DMARC enforcement including explicit sp=reject subdomain policy and np=reject for non-existent subdomains.
Transport Security (5%): Requires MTA-STS mode=enforce (not testing/none), plus TLS-RPT and DNSSEC signals. DNS host, IPv6 dual-stack, and BIMI are shown for guidance and are not primary score drivers.
Website Security (30%): Penalizes missing encryption and clickjacking headers (HSTS, CSP, XFO), plus soft deductions for X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy.
Local Endpoint & Network (20%): Evaluates operating system lifecycle support and active IP masking/VPN usage.
Email Infrastructure (5%): Checks for enterprise-grade routing vs. consumer/shared hosts; small ding only for definitive dangling lyncdiscover (Microsoft Lync legacy targets are Info only).

🔍 Sample from the full report — DMARC & spoofing defense

Your domain shows strong email identity controls. The unlocked report still documents 15+ controls with real-world incident examples (MTA-STS, CSP, DNSSEC, endpoint posture, and more) — including what breaks if each control is removed.

🔓 Credential hygiene checklist — unlock in full report

The paid report adds a step-by-step playbook: Have I Been Pwned check (when you audit by email), MFA rollout, password-manager guidance (we suggest Proton Pass), and Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace compromised-credential settings — plus our breach-monitoring guide if exposure is found.

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Detailed Threat Analysis Locked

This summary shows how your public DNS and website settings compare to common Texas SB 2610 and donor-privacy duties expectations. Unlock the full report for step-by-step remediation guidance, granular DNS data, and the tools below.

What's included in the full report ($99)

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Executive summary & risk profile Full score breakdown, risk label, and compliance-focused summary for organization leadership.
Granular DNS & email security analysis DMARC tag detail (rua/adkim/aspf), SPF authorized-sender inventory, DKIM delegation probes, BIMI, MTA-STS enforce status with MX cross-check, DNSSEC, TLS-RPT destinations, structured CAA analysis, DNS host/nameserver identity, limited lyncdiscover dangling checks, Certificate Transparency subdomain inventory with current vs ideal subdomain settings, and IPv6 dual-stack readiness — each with real-world context where applicable.
Website & session security review HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, scored soft checks for X-Content-Type-Options / Referrer-Policy / Permissions-Policy, extended header grid, server stack signals, CMS/AMP fingerprint (paid), security.txt (RFC 9116), and lightweight performance/resilience signals with PageSpeed guidance.
Top priority remediation plan Ranked fixes with severity, business impact, and implementation effort for your IT team or vendor.
SB 2610 / Donor Trust Relevance Map Technical readiness mapping tied to applicable sector frameworks—supporting evidence, not legal advice.
Raw technical evidence Full DNS records, website header gaps, and probe details ready to paste into tickets or provider consoles.
AI compliance research links One-click Perplexity and Google searches pre-filled with your audit findings for Texas SB 2610 and donor-privacy duties.
Credential breach & hygiene checklist HIBP one-click check when you audit by email, plus plain-language steps: rotate reused passwords, enable MFA, adopt a password manager (we suggest Proton Pass), enable compromised-credential detection in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and link to our breach-monitoring guide if exposure is found.
Typosquatting & lookalike domain check Links to the one-time Lookalike Domain Report, Cybersquat Watch subscription, or Full Watch (lookalikes plus domain monitoring) for your audited domain.
Mail Authentication Verifier Paste raw email headers and cross-check SPF, DKIM, and DMARC results against live DNS (DMARC, SPF, DKIM selectors, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, BIMI) for your audited domain.
Favicon & Brand Icon Suite (90-day access) Protected link to favicon.emailmenow.com — generate favicon.ico, SVG, Apple touch icon, PWA PNGs, and site.webmanifest for browser tabs, mobile home screens, and inbox branding.
Three SB 2610 compliance PDF guides Delivered by email: general cybersecurity guide, SB 2610 overview PDF, and tiered requirements detailed guide.
Print-ready report & fulfillment email Browser access via secure checkout link, plus a branded email with your full report and included resources.

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