DNS evidence
Review nameservers, DNSSEC indicators and record relationships in the same report as server findings.
Scantide security visibility
DNS and mail security reporting with compliance-aware context
Your DNS and mail setup affects security, deliverability, trust and compliance posture. Scantide helps you review the technical records and the infrastructure behind them.
Mail risk is not only about spam
Email infrastructure can reveal where business communication flows, which providers handle mail, whether anti-spoofing records are configured, and whether infrastructure is hosted in jurisdictions that require further review.
Scantide connects those signals into one report instead of leaving them scattered across multiple tools.
Mail security
Check MX, SPF and DMARC signals that affect spoofing resistance and mail trust.
Jurisdiction context
Show GDPR, Cloud Act and infrastructure-location indicators where they may matter for review.
Compliance-aware, not compliance theatre
Scantide does not claim that a DNS or mail setup is legally compliant. It highlights technical and infrastructure signals that may matter during GDPR, NIS2, supplier risk or data sovereignty reviews.
What Scantide helps check
These checks are presented as visibility and risk indicators. They help you understand what deserves validation, remediation or deeper expert review.
DNS posture
- Nameservers
- DNS records
- DNSSEC indicators
- Record consistency signals
- Hosting relationships
Mail security
- MX records
- SPF record presence and content
- DMARC record presence and policy
- Mail server infrastructure
- Mail provider jurisdiction
Review context
- GDPR indicators
- Cloud Act badges where relevant
- Sovereignty notes
- Evidence summary
- Suggested follow-up actions
Real-world example reports, anonymized
These examples are based on real Scantide output. Customer names, domains, IP addresses and other identifying details have been removed or replaced so the reports can be shared safely.
External server report →
A real-world Scantide Online report with domains, IP addresses and customer identifiers anonymized.
Internal network survey →
A real-world Scantide Auditor report showing internal discovery evidence with sensitive data removed.
Combined visibility report →
An anonymized example combining public exposure and internal network visibility findings.
Useful for
Scantide is strongest when a team needs quick, repeatable visibility before a larger audit, consulting project or remediation sprint.
Supplier reviews
Show where mail is handled and whether basic anti-spoofing records are present.
Domain cleanup
Identify stale or surprising DNS and mail relationships before they become audit questions.
Data sovereignty review
Highlight infrastructure locations that may require legal or business review.
Related security visibility topics
This page is written for teams researching DNS mail security report and related infrastructure risk checks.
SPF DMARC check
MX security report
DNS security check
DNSSEC check
email infrastructure security
mail server jurisdiction risk
GDPR mail hosting risk
Cloud Act mail infrastructure
Questions teams usually ask
Does Scantide send email or test mail delivery?
No. This page focuses on externally visible DNS and mail infrastructure signals such as MX, SPF and DMARC.
Why include Cloud Act and GDPR badges?
They provide context for infrastructure and provider review. They are indicators, not legal conclusions.
Check the mail and DNS signals customers and attackers can already see
Generate DNS and mail security evidence in a clear Scantide report.