Automatic Subdomain Discovery

Automatic Subdomain Discovery

TDMARC offers the Automatic Subdomain Discovery feature that analyzes the entire outbound email channel of your domain and automatically lists down all of its subdomains. You can then apply filters on specific subdomains to see the data specifically related to them. 


Step 1: Go to the TDMARC dashboard and click on ‘SubDomain Discovery.


Step 2: Select the domain you wish to see the Sub Domains for.




This will display all subdomains associated with the selected domain, along with their published DMARC and SPF records.

Also, TDMARC doesn’t charge anything extra, no matter how many subdomains are associated with your domain. 


If you have any questions or encounter any issues, please contact us at support@threatcop.com


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