Protect the inbox
Mailbox signals, explainable verdicts, admin visibility
Assess sender identity, message intent, links, attachments, and business-email-compromise indicators before somebody clicks, pays, or replies.
Security does not end at the inbox.
Protect employee mailboxes, discover external exposure, and coordinate response from one enterprise security relationship.
Protected
EXPOSURE
Monitored
RESPONSE
Connected
Three connected layers. One operating picture.
Monitor beyond it
Lookalikes, leaks, brand abuse, exposed assets
Watch registered brands, domains, identities, credentials, documents, and digital assets for external impersonation and exposure.
Coordinate removal
Investigation, evidence, takedown cases, timelines
Move verified findings into a documented response workflow with evidence, authorization, outreach, and remediation history.
See the attack before it reaches the inbox.
Register the assets that define your organization. Ṣọ uses the matching monitoring services to surface impersonation, exposure, and abuse connected to them.
Coverage depends on the registered assets, enabled monitoring services, and available third-party sources.
Impersonation infrastructure
Brands · domains · websites
Similar and newly registered domains, deceptive websites, and infrastructure built to imitate your organization.
Compromised credentials
Email domains · identities
Exposed employee and business credentials connected to the email domains and identities you authorize us to monitor.
Leaked documents and data
Documents · confidentiality markers
Internal documents, confidential phrases, and organizational material found outside their expected environment.
Fake apps and social identities
App stores · social platforms
Mobile applications, support profiles, and social accounts that misuse your brand to reach employees or customers.
Developer and cloud exposure
Code sites · IP ranges · cloud signals
Authorized developer names, code-site keywords, IP ranges, and cloud credential indicators that broaden the monitored surface.
An alert is not an outcome. Build the case. Pursue the removal.
Eligible threats move into a documented workflow that connects authority, evidence, outreach, monitoring, and closure history.
Phishing
Consumer-facing pages impersonating your organization.
Spear phishing
Infrastructure targeting your employees, including attacks borrowing another brand.
Brand abuse
Web properties and identities misusing your name, assets, or customer trust.
Email scams
Domains and infrastructure supporting fraudulent email campaigns.
From verified finding to defensible record.
Every case is scoped to authorized assets. A request pays for the work performed; removal depends on the evidence and third-party response and cannot be guaranteed.
Representative workflow
Case TD-248 · Lifecycle tracker
Qualify
Confirm the target, ownership, authorization, and supporting evidence.
In progressAct
Prepare the case and direct outreach to the relevant hosting or registration contacts.
QueuedMonitor
Track availability, follow-ups, linked incidents, and changes to the target.
QueuedProve
Keep the case history and available before-and-after evidence together.
QueuedOne view for the organization. One control plane for the partner.
Bring external findings into the systems your team already uses, or operate them across customers from the Ṣọ partner workspace.
Threat operations
Portfolio control plane
Cross-organization alert queue with priority and status
Evidence, recommendations, comments, and alert updates
Customer-visible and analyst-review workflows
Registered assets and opt-in monitoring subscriptions
Private and shared takedown-credit allocation
Customer access, licensing, suspension, and audit history
SIEM & TIP
Alert delivery
Multi-tenant
Customer separation
Auditable
Status and history
Analyst review and automated classification are decision-support controls. Your team remains responsible for reviewing findings and choosing the appropriate response.
For MSPs, MSSPs, and security teams
Operate every customer from one control plane.
Run mailbox protection, external intelligence, and takedown operations under your customer relationship. The portal keeps each organization separate while giving your team a cross-customer operating view.
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Customer onboarding
Create and manage customer organizations, business users, country, timezone, portal access, and service status.
02
Threat operations
Review intelligence alerts across every managed customer, with priority, evidence, status, analyst review, and remediation.
03
Assets and subscriptions
Register brands, domains, websites, email domains, and other required assets before enabling the matching monitoring services.
04
Takedown cases
Collect authorization and evidence, submit eligible threats, and follow the case timeline, outreach, files, and result.
05
Licenses and usage
Track brand capacity, subscriptions, private or shared takedown credits, customer billing, and vendor reconciliation.
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Secure administration
Role-based access, audit history, protected integration credentials, IP allowlisting, retries, and explicit destructive-action controls.
Commercial model
Price the customer relationship your way.
Partner pricing is structured around protected mailbox capacity, monitored brands and subscriptions, and takedown usage. Final scope and commercial terms are confirmed during onboarding.
Designed around your environment.
No forced migration into a generic security model. Coverage is scoped to the mailboxes, organizational assets, and response responsibilities you approve.
Connect
Authorize the organization and confirm its protected mail environment.
Register
Define the mailboxes, brands, domains, and assets included in the service.
Operate
Review mailbox verdicts and external findings from the appropriate control plane.
Respond
Escalate eligible threats with evidence and authorization attached.
Built for accountable operations.
Role-based access and administrative visibility
Organization and customer separation
Evidence attached to investigation and response history
Explicit authorization and review of destructive actions
Commercial scope tied to protected mailboxes and registered assets
Enterprise FAQ
The questions security teams and partners ask us first. Anything missing, ask sales@soemailsecurity.com.
What can an organization turn on?
Organizations can combine employee mailbox protection, brand and domain monitoring, compromised-credential and document exposure monitoring, technology and supplier-risk monitoring, and managed response for eligible verified threats. Coverage follows the mailboxes, assets, and services included in the agreed scope.
How does enterprise onboarding work?
We confirm the protected-user count, create the organization, import the mailbox roster, register the relevant brands, domains, people, and suppliers, and enable the contracted services. Administrators can update the roster as the organization changes.
Can Ṣọ work with Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho, and hosted mail?
Yes, these environments can be scoped during onboarding. The exact protection method depends on the provider and the services selected. We confirm the connection or roster workflow before activation rather than forcing every organization through one mail architecture.
How are protected users and subscriptions controlled?
The commercial plan records a protected-user allowance and the organization provides the mailbox roster. Mailboxes outside that registered list do not receive mailbox-level workflows, reporting, or other user-specific services. Subscription state controls continued access to the organization service.
Do you store our email content?
Email content submitted for analysis is processed for a verdict and is not retained as a mailbox archive. The service may retain operational metadata, verdicts, account records, and case evidence needed to provide the contracted workflow. Final processing terms are documented during enterprise onboarding.
Does opening a takedown case guarantee removal?
No. Ṣọ can qualify the target, organize evidence and authorization, coordinate outreach, and track the case. Removal depends on the available evidence and the response of registrars, hosting providers, platforms, or other third parties.
Map the risk before you buy the stack.
Tell us about your mail environment, protected users, external assets, and response requirements. We will shape the briefing around them.
Request a threat briefingNo removal outcome is guaranteed; scope depends on evidence and third-party response.