Public intelligence.

Free tools, live threat intelligence and reference material, open to anyone. The intelligence here is aggregate and anonymised, never any individual organisation's own reports.

Free tools

Use these any time, no account needed. Nothing you paste or upload is stored.

Check a Domain

Look up any domain, sender or link against the network in seconds.

Check a Payee

Before you pay, check whether a bank account, crypto wallet, phone number or payment handle is a network-confirmed fraud money-target.

Domain Security Grade

An A to F grade for how well a domain is protected against being impersonated, with the exact DNS fixes emailed to you.

Impersonation Check

See which lookalikes of your domain are registered and live right now, the ones that could send fake invoices or host a phishing page in your name.

Email Header Analyzer

Paste email headers and see the delivery path, SPF, DKIM and DMARC explained in plain English.

Email Security Analyser

Upload a DMARC report or a suspicious .eml file and get a plain-English verdict on what it shows.

Threat intelligence

Aggregate, anonymised signal from the network. Never the reports of any individual organisation.

Scam of the Week

A real, anonymised campaign from the network, in plain English, most weeks.

In the News

Real email scams and fraud from recent weeks, and how Sender Registry helps businesses catch them.

Public Email Threat Index

Whether reported suspicious email activity is rising or falling, network-wide.

Property Email Threat Index

Threat activity specifically affecting the property and estate agency sector.

Legal Email Threat Index

Threat activity specifically affecting solicitors and legal practices.

Accountancy Email Threat Index

Threat activity specifically affecting accountancy and finance practices.

Retail Email Threat Index

Threat activity specifically affecting retail businesses.

Reference

Plain-English background and where to turn for help.

Glossary

Plain-English definitions of email-security terms, from phishing to DMARC.

Resources

Our own guidance plus the official bodies to report scams and fraud to.