Strongest Layer

TRACE runs three separate language models over each email. One builds the case that the message is legitimate, a second builds the case against it, and a third weighs sender history and infrastructure. The outcome is a verdict with the full reasoning trace attached, which is what lets an analyst defend the call later. Most competing tools run a single model, which is why they can't explain a decision as cleanly.

The core detection layer reads every message across the gateway, inbox, and SOC. It targets AI-generated phishing that passes SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks, which is where signature-based tools tend to fall down. The vendor reports a false positive rate under 1%, and the platform is designed to run alongside an existing secure email gateway rather than force a cutover.

Inbox Advisor is an add-on inside Outlook and Gmail that gives users a verdict on any sender in seconds. It answers three plain questions: who the sender claims to be, whether the organization has dealt with them before, and whether their company is legitimate. Verdicts come with cited sources, so a user sees why a message is safe instead of being told to trust it. It's available on Microsoft AppSource.

Every alert reaches the SOC with a MITRE ATT&CK mapping, a reasoning trace, and a recommended disposition already attached. Analysts make the call instead of investigating from scratch, and disputed verdicts arrive enriched with the detail a human would otherwise gather by hand. It forwards into Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, and Radiant Security.

When one malicious email turns up, Threat Hunt sweeps the same indicators across every protected mailbox. Users can search by sender, subject, URL, transport header, or recipient, and scope the sweep by time window, group, or org unit. Any email file in .eml or .msg format can also be uploaded for an instant read.

Trust Management lets a team override the AI for specific use cases by building policy exceptions. Common ones ship as templates: exceptions for trusted vendors and partners, VIP and sender protections that flag executive impersonation, and content rules for legal, finance, and HR workflows. Protections stay on by default, and exceptions are added only when the business genuinely needs them.

StrongestLayer forwards detections, verdicts, and reasoning traces to existing security tools instead of forcing analysts into a new console. It supports native integrations with Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, and Radiant Security, and passes the reasoning trace as a structured log object rather than a text blob. Standard formats include CEF, LEEF, and JSON, with a webhook and REST API for custom work.