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Filtering + sandboxing
Attachments detonated in a clean room. Links rewritten so we see them at click time, not just delivery.
Cybersecurity · Email Security
Email is still the front door.
Phishing, spoofing, business email compromise. Filtering, DMARC, click-time protection, and the post-incident playbook for the times something gets through.
What's included
The inbox, guarded.
Email is the path of least resistance for attackers. We treat it that way.
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DMARC + SPF + DKIM
Authentication done right so attackers can't spoof your domain, with DMARC moved to enforcement.
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Impersonation defense
Lookalike domains, display-name spoofing, and the executive-fraud patterns that bypass keyword filters.
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BEC response
If something gets through, the playbook is on the wall. Mailbox rule check, password reset, finance alert, all in under an hour.
Most breaches still start in the inbox.
Endpoint protection has improved. Network controls have improved. Email is still where attackers find the easiest path, because email is where humans are. The defense isn't one product; it's filtering, authentication, training, and a written response plan, all working together.
We tune the filters against your false-positive rate, monitor DMARC reports, and run the BEC playbook the first time someone wires money to the wrong account, so the second time never happens.
"They flagged a wire-fraud email three minutes after it arrived. The CFO almost approved it. Movalo called him on his cell."
Plain English
The acronyms, decoded.
Email security runs on alphabet soup. Here's what the letters on this page actually mean.
SPFSender Policy Framework
A DNS record that lists which mail servers are allowed to send email for your domain. Receiving servers check it to catch messages forged in your name.
DKIMDomainKeys Identified Mail
A cryptographic signature added to the mail you send, so receiving servers can confirm it really came from you and wasn't tampered with on the way.
DMARCDomain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance
The policy that ties SPF and DKIM together. It tells receiving servers what to do with mail that fails those checks (for example, reject it) and sends you reports on who is sending email as your domain.
BECBusiness Email Compromise
A scam where someone poses as an executive, a vendor, or a coworker to trick a person into wiring money or handing over data. Often no malware at all, just a convincing message.
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