HENNGE launched HENNGE Domain Protection, a new service designed to strengthen protection against spoofed emails targeting corporate domains, on higher-tier HENNGE One plans. The service supports protection through five steps, including DMARC support.
HENNGE announced on 9 October that it would launch HENNGE Domain Protection, a new service for detecting and mitigating spoofed emails that misuse corporate domains. The service is available on the highest-tier HENNGE One Ultra plan and existing plans such as DLP.
The service supports DMARC and serves as the first step toward implementing BIMI, which enables official logos to be displayed for email senders. It is positioned as a mechanism for strengthening domain protection as part of a zero-trust strategy.
HENNGE Domain Protection supports five steps, from generating DMARC records through data accumulation, analysis and visualization, policy tightening and ongoing operation. A dashboard visualizes authentication success rates and spoofing activity, enabling administrators to consider policy changes. Specific functions include automatic issuance of DMARC records, analysis of originating IP addresses, and support for changing to stricter policies, such as quarantine or reject.