Submit a suspicious item
Start with an email, URL or domain that needs investigating.
Turn suspicious emails and URLs into structured investigations. Gather technical evidence and decide how to respond to phishing with more context.
For businesses and IT teams.
No changes to your existing security systems.
Illustrative example
One email. A reason to investigate.
Evidence for an informed decision
Emails, URLs and domains
Connected technical evidence
Response with more context
Is your company ready to identify, analyse and respond to phishing? Start by giving the next suspicious item some context.
Start with an email, URL or domain that needs investigating.
ThreatChase analyses indicators, gathers technical information and connects the signals.
Use threat classifications and relationships to support blocking and incident response decisions.
A platform to support your IT team’s decisions. Not to replace their judgement.
Try ThreatChaseFrom initial analysis to monitoring, connect scattered indicators to build a clearer picture of a threat.
Investigate suspicious emails, URLs and domains in a structured analysis workflow.
Gather DNS records, certificates, redirects and information about the infrastructure involved.
Classify threats and identify relationships between indicators to understand what is behind a suspicious item.
Monitor threats and how they evolve to retain context throughout an investigation.
Evaluate in practice how the platform can help your team investigate phishing and make more informed decisions.
Open the application and start exploring ThreatChase.
Businesses and IT teams that want to test ThreatChase and evaluate its practical value for phishing analysis and response.
No. You can try the platform without changing your existing security systems.
Email, URL and domain analysis, technical evidence collection, threat classification and relationships, and monitoring how threats evolve.