Threats & Risk
This is the most common entry point for cyberattacks in organizations.
This INKY capability identifies fake logos and brand impersonation.
Computer Vision
INKY scans both inbound emails and this other type of email communication.
Internal Email Traffic
This color banner indicates a high-risk or likely phishing email.
Red
Users should always verify this before clicking links or opening attachments.
The Sender
This attack type involves impersonating an executive to trick employees into sending money or data.
Business Email Compromise (BEC)
This technology allows INKY to understand the meaning and tone of an email.
AI-Based Intent Analysis
This layer analyzes images and visual elements within an email.
Computer Vision Scanning
This color indicates something suspicious but not definitively malicious.
Yellow
If an email seems suspicious, users should take this primary action.
Report the email
This newer phishing method uses QR codes instead of traditional links.
QR Phishing
This protection scans links when users click them, not just when emails arrive.
Time-of-click URL protection
INKY categorizes emails into safe, graymail, suspicious, and this highest-risk category.
Malicious
This option allows users to flag a suspicious email for IT/security review.
Report This Email.
This type of request should always be double-checked, especially if urgent or financial.
payment or credential request
This type of attack takes over an existing email thread to appear more legitimate.
Conversation Hijacking
This feature detects slight differences in domains designed to trick users (like micr0soft.com).
Domain Lookalike Detection
This is the action taken when an email is too dangerous to reach the inbox.
Quarantine (or blocking)
This type of email is classified as bulk or marketing content but not necessarily malicious.
Graymail
This behavior helps prevent credential theft when interacting with suspicious emails.
avoiding unknown links or attachments
This occurs when attackers gain access to a legitimate user’s mailbox and send emails from it.
Account Takeover (ATO)
This detection method identifies unusual communication patterns between senders and recipients.
Behavioral Analysis
This multi-layered approach combines AI, visual inspection, and this third analysis type.
Behavioral Analysis
This is the key benefit of INKY banners being embedded directly in emails.
real-time user awareness (or just-in-time training)
Email security is ultimately shared between IT and this group.
all users (the organization)