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Vulnerability analysis of your Outlook mailbox

Identify hidden risks in your Outlook mailbox in minutes.

The analysis examines the complete history of your mailbox to detect and prioritize vulnerabilities before they are exploited.

SOC 2 Type 2 · Loi 25 · PIPEDA · 25 standards →
Outlook vulnerability analysis - Secure Exchanges
Outlook Classic

Why is your mailbox a silent risk?

Mailboxes often contain sensitive messages dating back several years: passwords, financial information, personal data.

These forgotten messages become prime targets in case of account compromise.

A single breach can expose critical information the organization thought was gone.

Proactive detection

Complete mailbox scan
Sensitive data detection
Risk classification
Action-oriented report

How does the analysis work?

1

Complete scan

Analysis of all emails stored in Outlook, including archives.

2

Automatic detection

Identification of sensitive content using detection rules.

3

Risk classification

Assessment of risk level (low, moderate, high).

4

Detailed report

Generation of a report oriented towards concrete actions.

What types of data are identified?

Passwords

Passwords and credentials transmitted in plain text.

Financial data

Credit card numbers and banking information.

Personal identifiers

SIN and personal identifiers.

Strategic documents

Professional information or sensitive documents.

Concrete benefits for your security posture

Proactive detection

Identification of unprotected critical information.

Reduced attack surface

Reduction of attack surface in case of compromise.

Sanitization

Cleaning of mailbox history.

Improved posture

Lasting improvement of organizational security.

Compliance

Support for minimization principles (Law 25, GDPR, PIPEDA).

Clean up the past to secure the future

The most critical risks are often found in mailbox history.

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