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Security workflow integration

Outlook

Email
Phishing Inbox Automation

Connect Outlook phishing workflows to Doppel’s external threat intelligence so analysts can see the domains, impersonation, and infrastructure behind the message.

Outlook

Integration overview

How Doppel + Outlook helps security teams

High-volume phishing reports can overwhelm manual triage, especially when the same campaign reaches multiple employees and external targets. Find malicious emails and support takedown and phishing-response workflows. Doppel adds the external campaign layer: suspicious senders, domains, impersonated identities, and other infrastructure can be evaluated together so repeated reports become one investigation rather than many disconnected tickets.

Integration benefits

Triage suspicious Outlook email using Doppel threat context

Give email security, SOC, and helpdesk teams a repeatable way to identify this Outlook-specific risk.

Connect message indicators to external domains and impersonation infrastructure

Relate the finding to the domains, accounts, ads, email, or other infrastructure that gives the scam reach and credibility.

Accelerate response to validated malicious campaigns

Use the verified remediation path for Outlook once the evidence supports action.

Better together

Using Outlook as part of the response path

Find malicious emails and support takedown and phishing-response workflows. The integration is most useful when it shortens the path from discovery to investigation, ownership, and response without removing the context needed for analyst judgment.

Use case overview

Common Outlook use cases with Doppel

Triage suspicious Outlook email using Doppel threat context

Give email security, SOC, and helpdesk teams a direct workflow for this scenario instead of relying on ad hoc manual searches.

Connect message indicators to external domains and impersonation infrastructure

Use campaign context to identify repeat infrastructure, escalation paths, and adjacent threats.

Accelerate response to validated malicious campaigns

Track the finding through the appropriate response path so status stays connected to the original evidence.

Challenge

The workflow challenge with Outlook

Manual handoffs into Outlook create stale status, duplicate records, and unnecessary analyst effort.

Solution

How Doppel + Outlook helps

Use the connection to identify malicious email and accelerate remediation, with human review where your process requires it.

Why connect Doppel with Outlook

The goal is not to create another alert feed. It is to help email security, SOC, and helpdesk teams identify malicious email and accelerate remediation with less manual copying and clearer responsibility for the next step.

Keep campaign context intact in Outlook

Doppel findings are more useful when the Outlook workflow retains the relationship between a single artifact and the larger campaign—domains, accounts, ads, email, or other infrastructure used by the same attacker.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What does Doppel look for on Outlook?
Doppel focuses on phishing and malicious email reported or delivered through Outlook. Find malicious emails and support takedown and phishing-response workflows.
Can Doppel help remediate abuse on Outlook?
Find malicious emails and support takedown and phishing-response workflows.
How does Outlook activity connect to the rest of an attack?
Doppel can evaluate a Outlook finding alongside related domains, accounts, ads, email, or other external infrastructure so responders can see whether it belongs to a coordinated social-engineering campaign.
Who should use Doppel coverage for Outlook?
The page is most relevant to email security, SOC, and helpdesk teams dealing with phishing and malicious email reported or delivered through Outlook.

See how Doppel handles Outlook abuse

Request a demo focused on this workflow: identify malicious email and accelerate remediation. We can cover data direction, ownership, permissions, and the response steps your team cares about.