Catch phishing mail
before anyone clicks
Every message arrives scored, with the sender checks, the reasons and the look-alike domain named on it.
Scored on arrival. You decide what to block.
How it works
Running in three steps.
- 01
Mail arrives
Checks run on arrival: sender authentication, links, attachments, wording and look-alike domains.
- 02
Read the verdict
Four tiles sit on the message. Open one to read the reasons behind it.
- 03
Block the sender
Block one address or a whole domain. The next message is refused with a report.
What it runs on
The parts doing the work.
Nothing here is a separate product. Each one is a piece of the mailbox you already have.
A mark beside the sender when the sending domain’s published records line up.
A real picture for everyone you correspond with when one can be found, and a mark seeded on their identity when it cannot.
Mail the sending domain itself disowns lands in Spam rather than the inbox.
Who is this, in fifty words, and is the domain a look-alike?
A label on the message when the words look generated rather than written.
I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to reach out regarding the proposal we discussed last week. Our approach is designed to be robust, scalable, and straightforward to adopt. Moreover, it is not just about the tooling, but about the outcomes it enables for your team. In conclusion, please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
One address, or everything from a domain, stopped before it reaches you.
Your own conditions, and what should happen to anything that matches them.
Nearby
Other jobs for the same inbox.
Publish an address and decide what reaches you, sender by sender and word by word.
Give every site its own address, then see which one starts getting spam.
