Almost nothing starts with a dramatic breach. It starts with a message to an assistant that looks like it came from a manager, about an invoice that looks like one already expected. This department watches inside the mailbox itself and pulls the message back out when it is wrong.
A traditional mail filter sits in front of your mail and inspects messages on the way past. This does not. It connects to the mailbox itself through the platform interface, which means there is no change to your mail routing, nothing to break during a switch, and no window where mail is queueing behind a broken appliance.
It also means protection continues after delivery. When a message is judged to be an impersonation, it can be removed from the mailbox it has already reached, along with every other copy that landed elsewhere in the same organisation. A filter in front of the door cannot reach back through it.
The useful signal in this vertical is relationship rather than reputation. It learns how the people who genuinely write to a mailbox actually write: the addresses, the sending patterns, the phrasing, the times. A message claiming to be from your manager that arrives from an unfamiliar source, with unusual urgency about payment details, does not match a relationship that has existed for two years.
That is the shape of the attack aimed at public figures. Not a crude bulk campaign, but one carefully written message that names a real project and asks for one small change to a bank detail.
The training line sends realistic simulations and short lessons, then reports who engaged. It is deliberately unglamorous. The point is not to embarrass an assistant, it is to make the sensation of being tested familiar enough that the real one feels wrong.
| Connection | Platform interface into Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailboxes. MX records untouched |
|---|---|
| Placement | Inside the mailbox, acting after delivery, usually within seconds |
| Detection | Impersonation, business email compromise, credential lures and malicious attachments |
| Removal | A judged message is withdrawn from every mailbox it reached |
| Reporting | Recipients can report suspect mail, and the desk reviews what is escalated |
| Training | Simulations and short lessons with a completion record per person |
| Priced by | Mailbox for the defence line, person for the training line, monthly |
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Mailbox level defence with impersonation detection, plus training for the person behind it.
Simulations and short lessons for people whose mail protection lives elsewhere.
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This line protects business and organisational mailboxes on two platforms. It is not a universal shield around every message you receive.
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