Security and trust

Security claims should be clear and verifiable.

MailConfig Pro is built to help teams inspect email security configuration and review changes with care. This page describes current product behavior and avoids unverified certification claims.

People approve DNS changes

DNS mutations are proposed changes. The workflow requires explicit approval and verification before it can report a change as applied.

Public tools are bounded

Public lookups validate input and use rate limits. Header analysis is processed in memory and is not stored by the public tools endpoint.

Private DKIM keys stay client-side

The public DKIM key generator uses browser Web Crypto. The generated private key is not transmitted to the API. The user must copy and securely store it.

No certification claims

We do not claim certifications or third-party audits on this page. Contact the team for current security documentation and product-specific questions.

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