Use Case

Domain Security for Remote-First Teams

Remote working expands your attack surface. Check whether your domain email authentication, TLS, and security headers are configured to protect a distributed workforce from phishing and MitM attacks.

Check remote-working security

What's Checked

  • Email authentication check (critical for remote teams)
  • TLS/SSL grade for remote-accessible services
  • HSTS configuration (prevents SSL stripping on public Wi-Fi)
  • HTTP security headers review
  • DNS hygiene check
  • Subdomain takeover risk
  • Email spoofing exposure assessment
  • Remote-working-specific guidance

Common Questions

Why does remote working increase domain security risk?
Remote workers use public Wi-Fi, home networks, and personal devices — all less controlled than office environments. SSL stripping attacks on public Wi-Fi are enabled by missing HSTS. Phishing attacks targeting remote workers are enabled by missing DMARC enforcement. Both are checked and graded by VP Shield.
What is HSTS and why does it matter for remote workers?
HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) tells browsers to always use HTTPS for your domain, even on an attacker-controlled network. Without it, an attacker on the same Wi-Fi network as a remote employee can perform an SSL stripping attack — serving your site over HTTP and reading all traffic in the clear.
Should I check our VPN or internal service domains?
VP Shield checks internet-facing domains. For VPN and internal services, active scanning tools run against your internal network are more appropriate. Contact VantagePoint Networks for a full remote working security assessment.

Run a free domain security scan

VP Shield checks DNS, TLS, email authentication, security headers, and subdomain takeover risk for any domain. Free, no login, two minutes.