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Show clients what email spoofing looks like

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An envelope and orange mask above the title Email spoofing: Show clients the risk.
Make the risk of email impersonation easier to explain. The email spoof simulator lets MSPs send a controlled demonstration using a client or prospect's sender name and address.
A demonstration tailored to your client
Choose the sender identity and recipient, then Suped prepares the demonstration email. The message includes a clear security demonstration banner so the recipient understands its purpose.
The email spoof simulator form, including sender details, recipient and authorization confirmations.
The email spoof simulator form, including sender details, recipient and authorization confirmations.
Tests require the sender domain owner's authorization and the recipient's agreement. The simulator checks the domain's DMARC policy and stops if it finds quarantine or reject enforcement.
Get started
In your MSP workspace, open Tools > Email spoof simulator. After sending, check the result with the recipient, including their junk folder or quarantine. A successful send confirms that the sending service accepted the test; the recipient can confirm where it arrived.
An example spoof demonstration email with a prominent security demonstration banner.
An example spoof demonstration email with a prominent security demonstration banner.
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What you'll get with Suped
Real-time DMARC report monitoring and analysis
Automated alerts for authentication failures
Clear recommendations to improve email deliverability
Protection against phishing and domain spoofing