PhishGuard turns every employee into a tripwire. Reports land in your SOC, verdicts come back in seconds, and your team acts before a campaign spreads.
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Phishing is still where the breach starts.
Roughly nine out of ten cyber incidents begin with a phishing email. Your people often see it coming — but the gap between "I think this is suspicious" and "the SOC has acted" is exactly where attackers win.
SIGNAL
Reports get buried
Suspicious-email reports get buried in shared mailboxes.
NOISE
Same alert, again
Analysts re-triage the same campaign dozens of times.
COVERAGE
Filters miss spear-phishing
Standard mail filters miss targeted spear-phishing.
COST
Hours lost to false positives
False positives waste hours your team doesn't have.
TRAIL
Nothing to prove
When something slips through, there's no clear audit trail.
EVIDENCE
SIEM sees logs, not emails
Your SIEM sees logs — not the reported emails themselves.
How PhishGuard works
Report.
Your employees report straight from their inbox without ever leaving what they're doing. No portal to learn, no password to remember, no training to run. It works from day one.
Analyze.
Every reported email is cross-checked against global threat intelligence in seconds. Your analysts get a clear verdict — not a haystack of raw signals to sort through.
Respond.
The moment your analyst calls it, the right people are notified — automatically. The reporter, the security team, the audit trail — all handled without a manual follow-up.
Outcomes your SOC team can measure
SPEED
Faster verdicts
Triage that used to take an hour gets resolved in minutes. Your SLA stops being a wishlist.
SIGNAL
Less noise
When a phishing campaign hits 50 employees, your queue still shows one item.
ADOPTION
Zero training for users
A single button in their inbox. No portal, no password, no learning curve. Adoption is immediate.
AUDIT
Real accountability
Every report, every verdict, every change is tracked. Audit a quarter in minutes.
INTEGRATION
Fits your stack
Slots into the tools your SOC already uses. No lock-in, no rebuild, no proprietary detour.
TENANCY
Multi-client by design
Run one PhishGuard, serve many clients. Strict isolation between clients is the default, not a feature.
FEEDBACK
Closed-loop feedback
When the verdict lands, the reporter knows. Your users feel heard; your detection rate keeps climbing.
EVIDENCE
Real evidence
Investigators see the reported email itself — not a compressed summary. Better context, faster decisions.
UX
Quiet by design
No flashing dashboards, no all-hands alerts. Just the right item in front of the right analyst.
The SOC console your analysts actually want to use.
A queue that reads at a glance, every email clickable, verdict in one tap, full history one click away. Zero WTF moments, zero overlay-first UX, zero empty-state anxiety.
Security posture
Built to stand up to your customers' security review.
ISOLATION
Strict client isolation
Every client's data lives in its own protected boundary. No client can see or touch another's data — ever.
MFA
Multi-factor authentication
A second factor is required at every admin login. A stolen password alone gets nobody in.
SECRETS
Encrypted secrets
Stored credentials are protected at rest and never exposed in plaintext. Not in logs, not in responses, not anywhere.
TRUST
Verifiable events
Every event we send out can be verified as genuinely from us. Your systems can trust what they receive.
AUDIT
Full audit trail
Every meaningful action is recorded and cannot be edited after the fact. Review a quarter of activity in minutes.
ACCESS
Role-based access
Owners, managers, analysts, viewers — each tier sees and does exactly what its role allows. Nothing more.
A real tool. Built for real SOC work.
Tailored for your environment
No self-service tiers. Every deployment is scoped to the team using it.
Volume, retention, integration depth, on-prem options, SLA — we build the plan around your SOC, not the other way around. One conversation with our team gets you a written proposal.
FAQ
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