Advanced filtering, anti-phishing, and ongoing user training that shut down phishing, business email compromise, and account takeover, the front door for the large majority of breaches. We protect Microsoft 365 mail and Teams the same way, and watch it around the clock.
Firewalls and endpoint tools matter, but attackers rarely kick down the door, they email someone and ask to be let in. Email is where nearly every incident begins.
A convincing note pushes someone to open a link, enter a password, or approve a login. One click on one mailbox is all an attacker needs to get a foothold.
An email that looks like it is from an executive or a vendor asks to change bank details or rush a payment. No malware — just a request that costs real money.
Once a set of credentials works, the attacker reads mail, resets other accounts, and sends new lures from a trusted address inside your own organization.
Invoices, resumes, and shipping notices carry weaponized files and links. Opened on an unprotected mailbox, they deliver ransomware or a remote foothold.
No single control catches everything. We stack filtering, identity, training, and monitoring so a message that slips one layer is caught by the next.
Inbound mail is scanned for known threats, malicious links, and dangerous attachments before it reaches a mailbox. Links are rewritten and checked again at the moment of the click.
Sender authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) plus lookalike-domain and display-name checks flag messages pretending to be your executives, vendors, or brand.
Detection tuned for impersonation and payment-fraud patterns — and we help you put a verification step in place for payment changes, so a convincing email cannot move money on its own.
Short, regular training and realistic simulated phishing turn your team into a working layer of defense. You see who is at risk and coverage improves over time.
We harden the Microsoft 365 tenant, extend link and file protection to Teams and SharePoint, and enforce MFA, so chat and shared files are covered, not just email.
Policies watch for sensitive data — financial records, health information, credentials, leaving over email, and block or quarantine it before it goes out the door.
Filtering stops most of it automatically. For the messages that need judgment, there is a clear path, and a person at the end of it, not an automated inbox.
Mail is scanned before delivery. Known bad senders, malicious links, and dangerous attachments are stopped at the gateway automatically.
Impersonation, wire-fraud language, and unusual sign-ins raise a signal. A reported message from a user goes to the same queue.
Suspicious messages are held and, when a threat is confirmed, pulled from every mailbox that received it, before more people click.
The people who were targeted get a short, specific heads-up, and the pattern feeds the next round of training and simulations.
M365 has real capabilities, but most tenants ship with them only partly configured, and the built-in filtering misses targeted phishing and business email compromise. We add a dedicated filtering layer, turn on the protections you already pay for, enforce MFA, and monitor it, which is where the gap usually is.
BEC is a scam email, no malware, that impersonates an executive, vendor, or partner to trick someone into wiring money or changing bank details. Because there is no attachment to scan, it slips basic filters. We detect the language and lookalike senders and require a verification step before any payment change.
Yes, with your sign-off. Simulated phishing sends realistic but harmless test messages, so you can see who clicks and target training where it is needed. It is about building a habit, not catching people out, and coverage measurably improves over time.
It does. Attackers moved into chat and file shares as email got harder. We extend link and attachment protection to Teams and SharePoint, harden the tenant, and apply the same monitoring, so collaboration tools are protected, not just the inbox.
When a threat is confirmed, we pull the message from every mailbox that received it, reset any exposed credentials, review sign-in activity for signs of account takeover, and give the targeted users a plain-language heads-up. The pattern then feeds the next round of training.
Start with a free vulnerability scan. We'll show you where email, identity, and your M365 tenant are exposed today, and what it takes to close it.