A moderated forum
Best for longer discussions, practical fix threads and searchable answers that can help more than one user.
MyDomainRisk already turns external domain checks into plain-English findings. A community space could help with the next step: what users do after a report flags something that needs attention.
The goal would not be incident response, legal advice or a place to share sensitive data. The useful version is practical and moderated: questions about common findings, supplier conversations, evidence packs, MSP reporting, email forensics workflows and how teams explain cyber posture work to non-specialists.
Possible formats
Monthly office-hours thread
Best for focused questions around recent product changes, reports, email forensics and common remediation work.
Private user group
Best if users want to discuss sensitive operational questions without making everything public.
What would make it useful?
- Short, practical threads tied to common findings and fixes.
- Plain-English explanations that help non-specialists take action.
- Clear moderation rules: no sensitive data, no exploit guidance, no sales noise.
- A way for Pro and MSP users to compare reporting workflows without exposing client details.
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