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Email Threat Protection

Block phishing links, fake invoices and malicious attachments before they reach your team's inbox.

For businesses that have received fake invoices, payment-change requests or emails pretending to be a director. This adds phishing protection for small businesses on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace: link and attachment scanning, impersonation protection for key people, external-sender banners and rules for common payment scams.

What's included

  • Defender for Office 365 or Google Workspace advanced protection tuned (or a third-party gateway if you prefer)
  • Safe links and attachment scanning turned on
  • Impersonation protection for your directors and finance staff
  • External sender warning banner
  • Rules to catch payment-change and gift-card scams
  • 'Report phishing' button for every user
  • Before / after report

What you get

Illustrative example

Not included

  • Licence fees (often already in your plan; we check first)
  • Reading or reviewing your email for you
  • SPF / DKIM / DMARC (see Emails Land in Spam — Fix)

What we need from you

  • Admin access to Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
  • Names of people most likely to be impersonated (directors, finance)

How it goes

  1. 1

    Order & brief

    Answer a few questions about your business — about 3 minutes.

  2. 2

    Pay securely

    PayNow or card through Stripe. Receipt issued straight away.

  3. 3

    Give access

    We send step-by-step instructions to invite us — no passwords by email.

  4. 4

    Review & done

    We deliver, you review on your order page, we refine until it's right.

Email Threat Protection — questions

That fix sets SPF, DKIM and DMARC so your own mail is trusted and your domain is harder to spoof. This package filters the dangerous email coming in to your team.

The Lockdown sets baseline anti-phishing as part of securing accounts. This goes deeper on incoming mail, with impersonation protection for named people, scam rules, banners and a report button.

Often the features are already in your plan, and we check first. Any licence fee is paid by you to Microsoft, Google or the gateway vendor.

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