Security Engine

SMTP inbound gateway, outbound relay/smarthost, Rspamd, ClamAV/Avast REST, BATV, backscatter suppression and policy decisions. Multi-tenant, hot path performance-focused.

DNS Security Scan Live
MX mx.pitbull.com.tr OK
SPF v=spf1 include:... OK
DMARC v=DMARC1; p=none MISS

2/3 records verified — DMARC recommended

The core of mail security

Pitbull Security Engine is the first line of defense for inbound and outbound email traffic. Rspamd integration combines Bayesian scoring, greylisting, SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks and phishing patterns in a single policy engine. ClamAV and Avast REST layers detect malicious attachments and macro risks.

Who is it for?

Hosting providers, data centers and enterprise IT teams deploy Security Engine as a centralized security layer in front of cPanel, DirectAdmin or Postfix servers — reducing server CPU/RAM load while improving filter quality.

Technical capabilities

  • Rspamd symbol and score breakdown — ops teams see why a decision was made
  • Antivirus provider choice: clamav, avast_rest or off
  • Policy-based accept, reject, quarantine and soft-reject decisions
  • Outbound spam and rate-limit signals for IP reputation protection
  • Heavy analysis kept off the hot path; mail acceptance latency minimized

Security Engine integrates with quarantine, NOC and firewall modules. A message's score, symbols and authentication results are displayed consistently across the platform.

Highlights

  • SMTP inbound gateway & outbound relay
  • Rspamd integration & symbol breakdown
  • ClamAV / Avast REST (clamav, avast_rest, off)
  • BATV / Backscatter Guard & DSN suppression
  • Domain TLS policies & STARTTLS fallback
  • SMTP DATA abort guard & size limits
  • Multi-tenant customer/domain management
  • Hot path performance architecture

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Operations Principles

  • Auto reject/quarantine activates only with explicit policy
  • Symbol and score breakdown visible to ops teams
  • Antivirus layer is optional — performance-first setup supported