Could your team spot today's phishing?
Most attacks start with one email. Five quick questions — MFA, filtering, backups, training — and you'll know how exposed your email really is. Free, no sign-up.
Well protected
MFA, filtering, tested backups and trained staff — the fundamentals are in place. Email threats evolve monthly, so the work now is keeping the edge: fresh training, current rules, and alerts someone actually reads.
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Keep training current
Phishing styles change fast — short, regular refreshers beat one big annual session.
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Review filtering rules quarterly
Rules drift out of date; a quick review keeps catch rates high and false positives low.
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Connect email and endpoint alerts
When filtering and endpoint protection share signals, attacks get caught earlier.
Partly protected
Some protections exist, but attackers only need the one gap you haven’t closed — and an untested backup is a hope, not a plan. The good news: the remaining steps are well understood and quick to deploy.
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Finish the MFA rollout
Every account without MFA is the account attackers will find. It’s the single biggest win.
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Test a mailbox restore
Pick one mailbox and actually restore it — you’ll know in an hour whether your backup is real.
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Add a dedicated email security layer
Purpose-built filtering catches what default provider filters miss, especially targeted phishing.
Exposed
Email is the door most attacks walk through, and right now it’s not well defended — one convincing phishing email could mean stolen credentials, fraudulent payments or encrypted data. These gaps are fixable quickly, in order of impact.
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Turn on MFA everywhere — this week
It blocks the vast majority of account-takeover attacks and costs nothing but setup time.
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Put proper filtering in front of inboxes
A dedicated email security layer stops most phishing before staff ever see it.
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Back up mailboxes and test the restore
If email is encrypted or deleted tomorrow, this is what decides whether it’s an incident or a disaster.
You answered “Not sure” to several questions — that uncertainty is itself a finding. These are exactly the things a short call with our team pins down quickly.
Talk it through with our team
A short call — we'll go over your answers, tell you what they usually mean in practice, and what we'd look at first.