AN EXPLANATION, NOT JUST A LABEL
Connect what looks suspicious to why it matters.
A risk label alone leaves questions unanswered. Our planned analysis pairs security indicators with useful context, so people can make informed decisions.
- Understand sender and domain inconsistencies
- Examine messages, email content, and URLs
- See relevant risk signals and explanations
- Know what to verify or escalate next
Credential phishing
Pause. Verify. Report. Do not open the link. Verify through a trusted channel and report the message to your security team.
Message Analysis
Identify suspicious language and patterns that may point to social engineering.
Link Analysis
Surface unusual URL characteristics and help people understand where a request leads.
Sender Intelligence
Look for inconsistencies between a sender’s name, address, and claimed identity.
AI Explanations
Turn technical security signals into explanations your team can understand.
Risk Assessment
Bring relevant indicators together into a clear assessment, with uncertainty in view.
Recommended Actions
Give people practical next steps: pause, independently verify, or report.
Threat Reporting
A planned path for escalating suspicious communications to a security team.
Security Awareness
Help employees understand why something deserves attention, instead of simply saying “don’t click.”
Email Analysis
Bring message content and email-header context into a connected review, subject to the information available.
Domain Signals
Look at domain naming and identity inconsistencies; a plausible domain alone is not proof of legitimacy.
Organization Administration
Planned organization controls would support user access, reporting, and team workflows. No organization portal is available here.
Team Workflows
Longer-term reporting, security awareness, and triage tools are part of our direction, rather than live features on this website.