Sender Authorization
Inspect and manage the sender authorization chain for each protected domain, including lookup pressure and configuration posture.
Waffinnity brings sender authorization, cryptographic identity, DMARC intelligence and transport-security posture together. See how the outside world can use your domains for email and where policy needs attention.
Email security starts with a trustworthy identity chain. Waffinnity centralizes the controls that tell receiving systems which infrastructure may send, how messages are signed and what to do when authentication fails.
Inspect and manage the sender authorization chain for each protected domain, including lookup pressure and configuration posture.
Hosted SPF provides a managed publication layer when sender estates become too complex for a single static DNS record.
Manage selectors and signing identity so receivers can verify that authorized mail has not been altered in transit.
Turn aggregate authentication reports into domain-level intelligence and move deliberately from observation toward enforcement.
DMARC reports provide evidence about sending sources, authentication alignment and policy outcomes. Waffinnity turns that evidence into an operational view so unknown sources and configuration drift become visible before policy is tightened.
Configuration alone is not enough. Waffinnity combines lifecycle, reporting and transport controls so teams can see what is configured, what is observed and what still needs action.
Understand includes, authorized sources, DNS lookup pressure and the effect of sender changes.
Keep signing identity manageable with selector visibility and controlled key lifecycle.
Observe authentication outcomes before moving policy toward quarantine or reject.
Add visibility around transport-security policy so email authentication and transport posture can be reviewed together.
Bring the email identity controls into one protected domain context.
Validate SPF and DKIM before relying on stronger DMARC policy.
Use reporting to identify legitimate and unknown sending infrastructure.
Move policy forward when the evidence shows the domain is ready.
Bring SPF, DKIM, DMARC intelligence and transport-security posture into the same European security platform.