NotifySecurity
NotifySecurity is an Outlook add-in designed to assist users in reporting suspicious emails to security teams. It integrates with Swordphish to update reported statistics and provides relevant information like full SMTP headers for accurate reporting. By simplifying the reporting process to a one-click action, it aims to enhance reporting rates and aid in initiating identification, containment, and remediation actions by security teams.
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