♠ Protection · Email Security

Filters out the dangerous mail before it ever lands in your inbox.

Your business email is the #1 target for hackers. Spam, phishing, and spoofed addresses cost Canadian small businesses thousands every year — and most of it gets through default filters.

$10/user / month
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Email Security
  • Real-time email filtering
  • Phishing and impersonation caught
  • External senders flagged
The problem
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✓ Email Security on the job
The problem

Why Email Security exists.

Your business email is the #1 target for hackers. Phishing and impersonation attempts cost Canadian small businesses thousands every year — and most of it gets through default filters.

What it does

Stop threats before they land.

01
Real-time email filtering
02
Phishing and impersonation caught
03
External senders flagged
How it works

Set up once. Runs from there.

Activation within 30 days Part of CORE Billing per user
1
Real-time inbound/outbound email filtering
2
Anti-phishing and impersonation detection
3
External-sender banner tagging
How much

One price. No surprises.

Priced per what it protects, billed monthly, cancel with notice. The setup fee covers getting it right the first time.

$10/user / mo
No setup fee
CORE included in CORE at $49/seat
♥ Questions about Email Security
✱Does this replace my spam filter?

It replaces the need for one. Every inbound email is scanned before it reaches your team — phishing, malware, and impersonation attempts get flagged or blocked automatically.

✱Will this slow down my email?

No — scanning happens in the seconds before delivery, not after. Your team never notices it running, they just notice fewer bad emails landing.

✱What happens to a legitimate email that gets flagged by mistake?

It's quarantined, not deleted — you can release it in seconds, and we tune the filter so the same sender doesn't get flagged again. False positives go down over time, not up.

✱Does this stop business email compromise, or just obvious spam?

Both — and BEC is the more dangerous one. That's an attacker impersonating a vendor or your own exec to redirect a real payment, not an obvious spam blast. It's exactly what inbound scanning is built to catch, since it looks at impersonation patterns, not just known-bad senders.

✱What's actually at stake if one gets through?

Phishing is the single most-reported cybercrime against small business, and the cleanup after a successful one — lost funds, lost hours, lost client trust — routinely costs far more than a year of this. Stopping it before it lands is the cheap option.

Start

Start with Email Security.

Your email, and we take it from here. You get a proposal in your inbox, not a sales call.