Advanced filtering, impersonation protection, link and attachment sandboxing, and real-time phishing takedown — layered inside your mail platform rather than bolted on in front of it.
By The Numbers
Of phishing bypasses Microsoft’s default filter
Of phishing and malware blocked
Scans mail that never crosses a gateway
The Real Problem
Microsoft 365 includes filtering, and it stops the obvious volume. What it consistently misses is the targeted attack — roughly a quarter of phishing gets past the default filter — because those messages carry no malicious attachment, no known-bad sender, and no signature to match. They are simply a convincing message from someone the recipient trusts.
Traditional gateways don’t solve it either, because they only inspect mail crossing the perimeter. Once an account inside your tenant is compromised, every message it sends internally is already past the gate. Scanning inside the platform is what closes that gap.
What’s Included
Detection of display-name spoofing, lookalike domains, and the executive-impersonation patterns behind most payment fraud.
Suspicious links and files detonated in isolation before a user can reach them.
Messages between your own users inspected too — the blind spot in any gateway-only approach.
Behavioral signals that flag a compromised mailbox before it is used against your customers.
Malicious mail pulled from inboxes retroactively when a campaign is identified after delivery.
Controls aimed specifically at the patient, convincing fraud that redirects a legitimate payment.
Common Questions
No — it layers on top. Your existing filter keeps handling volume; this catches the targeted attacks that get past it, including mail moving internally.
Reducing false positives is part of the point. Quarantine review is managed rather than left as a help desk burden.
It connects through the platform’s API rather than changing your mail routing, so there is no MX cutover and no downtime.
We can show you what your current filter is missing before you change anything.
