Most small businesses are missing basic email protection.
In October 2026 I checked the public email settings of 10 Australian small businesses: accountants, lawyers, dentists, recruiters and online shops. Eight had nothing stopping scammers sending fake emails in their name.
That can mean your real invoices and quotes land in spam, or your customers receive a fake invoice that looks exactly like it came from you.
Three settings that prove your emails are really yours.
Every email that claims to be from your business goes through the same three checks. Yours pass. Fakes don't.
Names the services allowed to send email for your business. Everyone else looks suspicious.
Stops: unknown senders using your domainA digital seal on every email, proving it came from you and wasn't changed on the way.
Stops: emails altered on the wayTells inboxes what to do with fakes, and sends you reports on who's using your name.
Stops: fakes reaching your customersFour steps, done carefully.
Free check
I look at your domain's public settings and tell you what I find, in plain English.
Fix
With your written permission, I set everything up, or guide you while you make the changes yourself.
Report
A clear before-and-after report, including how to undo any change.
- Optional
Monitoring
I watch your reports each month and tighten protection over time.
Hi, I'm Chaudry Ali.
I'm a cybersecurity graduate and I run Brightgate Security. I started with email security because it's one of the most common gaps in small businesses, and one of the easiest to fix properly.
My promise on access
I never touch your systems without written permission and an agreed scope. I ask only for the access the job needs, and hand it back when the job is done.
Plain English
No jargon. You'll understand what was wrong and what changed.
Careful by default
A backup of your settings and your written permission before any change.
Fully remote
Everything is done online, so I can help wherever your business is.
Find out where your emails stand.
Send me your business name and website. I'll check your domain's public settings and reply with what I find. Free, with no obligation.