Anti-phish & anti-BEC
ML-driven detection beyond signatures. Tone, language patterns, behavioural anomalies, lookalike domains, display-name spoof.
Managed email security for Microsoft 365 — anti-phishing, BEC, DMARC
90% of breaches start in the inbox. Layered email security goes beyond what Microsoft ships by default — catching the BEC, impersonation and zero-day attachments that pay attackers every week.
ML-driven detection beyond signatures. Tone, language patterns, behavioural anomalies, lookalike domains, display-name spoof.
Attachments detonated in an isolated sandbox before delivery. Macros, embedded scripts and exploit behaviour caught on zero-day basis.
Every link rewritten and checked at click time, not just delivery. Catches weaponisation that happens after the email lands.
Exec and finance accounts tagged. Display-name, domain and homoglyph spoof detected. External reply banners where appropriate.
Your sending domain locked down. DMARC taken to p=reject with reporting, so nobody spoofs you either.
Phish-alert button in Outlook. Reported messages auto-investigated, clawed back from other inboxes if confirmed malicious.
Baseline your current posture. Defender config review, DMARC/SPF/DKIM audit, catch-rate sample. A no-BS "what's really slipping through" report.
Deploy the right gateway (Avanan inline, Mimecast upstream or Abnormal post-delivery). Configured to your user base and risk profile, not a generic template.
DMARC journey started. Legitimate senders inventoried. Move from p=none → p=quarantine → p=reject, without breaking a single campaign along the way.
First 30 days we hand-review misses and false positives. After that, ongoing monthly tuning. Board-grade report each month: caught, missed, released, reported.
Microsoft's native filtering catches a lot. Attackers know exactly what it looks for, and craft around it. A dedicated email security layer adds the adversarial signals Defender can't — inline URL protection, sandboxing, ML behavioural BEC detection — and tightens your sending side so nobody spoofs you.
It's a reasonable baseline but it's a known quantity — attackers test against it daily. We layer a dedicated email security gateway (Avanan/Check Point, Mimecast, or Abnormal depending on profile) in front of or alongside Defender to catch what tuned adversaries engineer past.
Yes. We take your domain from p=none to p=quarantine to p=reject methodically, with DMARC reporting configured so nothing legitimate breaks. Typical timeline 6–12 weeks.
Impersonation protection, lookalike-domain detection, display-name spoofing and anomaly-based BEC detection are all in scope. Finance and exec accounts get extra tuning.
Yes — a quarantine digest lands with end users on a schedule you choose (typically daily). They can release non-risky items themselves; anything malicious is admin-only release.
Avanan/Check Point inline for most SMBs (great BEC detection, minimal MX changes). Mimecast upstream for compliance-heavy clients. Abnormal post-delivery for larger tenancies. We pick per fit.
No. Inline gateways add a few hundred ms; post-delivery API solutions are invisible to users. We measure before and after and share the numbers.
Email security catches pre-delivery. MDR catches post-delivery tenancy compromise. Both.
Read more 02The identity layer — token theft, MFA fatigue, AiTM phishing. Same SOC, one correlated view.
Read more 03If the user does click, DNS filtering is the last-chance block. Complementary to URL rewriting.
Read moreWe'll run a 14-day passive scan against your mail flow and show you exactly what Defender is letting through. No MX changes, no disruption.