Triage Suspicious Emails
Analyze a suspicious email's headers, links, and content to quickly determine whether it is a phishing attempt before taking any action.
Identify business email compromise attacks where fraudsters impersonate executives to request wire transfers or sensitive data.
ToolPhishing Email CheckerBusiness email compromise attacks targeting executives — CEO fraud, CFO impersonation, wire transfer requests — are among the highest-cost security incidents companies face. The emails are carefully crafted to look legitimate: the display name matches the executive, the tone is authoritative, and the request has a plausible business reason. Standard spam filters often miss them entirely.
Phishing Email Checker analyzes the full email — header-level sender authentication, display name spoofing, reply-to address mismatches, and content patterns — to surface the signs of impersonation that humans under time pressure miss. The check takes seconds and produces specific evidence, not just a suspicion score.
Finance teams, executive assistants, and IT security teams use this to verify unusual requests before acting on them, particularly any email requesting a wire transfer, credential change, or urgent confidential action.