In the context of emails, a whitelist is a list of email addresses and domains that are regarded as safe. Emails received from this list are exempt from spam filtering rules. This list is also called the Trusted Senders list.

A whitelist is like a VIP list; it is a list of items that have explicit access to a resource and/or granted special privileges.  The opposite of a whitelist is a  blacklist which is a list of items that are denied access to a resource.

In the context of emails, a whitelist is a list of email addresses and domains that are regarded as safe. Emails received from this list are exempt from spam filtering rules.

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• Domain Owner (contact information included)
• Date Registered
• Expiration Date
• Name servers

WHOIS pronounced ‘Who Is’ is not an an acronym. It is a tool which asks ‘who is responsible for this domain name’.

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WAFs filter, monitor and block website traffic to and from a web application. Website traffic is inspected for potential threats and malicious activity – providing protection against data loss and unauthorized access.

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Instead of viewing a blank page when visiting your main URL, website visitors see your contact information and learn a little bit about your company.

Below is an example of a website business card which is inclusive with all our business email plans.

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