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The agentic email security solution that empowers you to fight back against social engineering attacks. Detection isn't enough. Disruption is the difference.
Connect Outlook phishing workflows to Doppel’s external threat intelligence so analysts can see the domains, impersonation, and infrastructure behind the message.

Integration overview
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.
Triage suspicious Outlook email using Doppel threat context
Connect message indicators to external domains and impersonation infrastructure
Accelerate response to validated malicious campaigns
Better together
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.
Triage suspicious Outlook email using Doppel threat context
Connect message indicators to external domains and impersonation infrastructure
Accelerate response to validated malicious campaigns
Challenge
Manual handoffs into Outlook create stale status, duplicate records, and unnecessary analyst effort.
Solution
Use the connection to identify malicious email and accelerate remediation, with human review where your process requires it.
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.
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.