Microsoft 365 already filters your mail. The phish that still lands needs a second look — PhishTitan works inside Microsoft 365 on top of EOP and Defender — scanning internal and external mail, re-checking links at the click and pulling a confirmed phish from every mailbox.
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A layer inside Microsoft 365 that judges mail again after Microsoft’s filters, and can remove a phish after delivery.
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Microsoft’s filters alone, inbox-by-inbox clean-up | PhishTitan |
|---|---|---|
| Mail from a colleague’s account | Trusted because it is internal | Scanned like mail from outside |
| A phish found in one inbox | Searched for mailbox by mailbox | Removed from the whole tenant at once |
| One campaign at ten clients | Ten admin centres, ten clean-ups | One cross-tenant remediation |
| A link that turns bad later | Checked once, at delivery | Re-tested by Link Lock at the click |
| A risky message let through | Looks like any other email | Arrives with a warning banner |
| What it is NOT | — | A gateway, Google Workspace cover, or a published price |
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PhishTitan works within the Microsoft 365 tenant instead of at the MX record, so it judges mail passed between colleagues as well as mail arriving from outside the organisation.
Layered machine-learning models and curated threat feeds score each message, and TitanHQ says a large language model reads the body to spot business email compromise and spear-phishing.
Links are rewritten so Link Lock can test the destination at the moment of the click, and a banner on a suspicious message tells the reader to slow down before acting on it.
Once a threat is confirmed, an admin removes it from every mailbox in the tenant in one step, and an MSP can run the same clean-up across the client tenants it manages.
Inline inside Microsoft 365 — ML, threat feeds and an LLM judge each message, then one action clears it from every mailbox.
PhishTitan gives Microsoft 365 mail a second phishing judgement — and clears a bad message from every mailbox.
PhishTitan scans internal as well as external messages, so a phish sent from a hijacked colleague’s mailbox is still in scope.
Several machine-learning layers are combined with curated threat-intelligence feeds to score every message in the tenant.
TitanHQ says a large language model analyses the mail body, aimed at business email compromise and spear-phishing written for one target.
URLs are rewritten so Link Lock re-tests the destination when someone clicks, catching a page that turned malicious after delivery.
A suspicious message that is let through carries a warning banner, so the reader is told to be careful before replying or paying.
A partner testimonial on TitanHQ’s page mentions an Outlook add-in; confirm during the trial what it lets your users do.
Tenant-Wide Instant Remediation removes a confirmed phish from every mailbox at once, instead of one inbox at a time.
For MSPs, remediation reaches across client tenants, so one campaign that hits several customers is cleared from one place.
TitanHQ states protection is “up and running in 10 minutes”; one partner’s testimonial says their tenant took less than five.
An overview of PhishTitan for Microsoft 365, the January 2024 ICES launch video, and a deep dive into automatic remediation.
What PhishTitan adds on top of Microsoft 365’s own filtering, from the month the product first appeared on the channel.
TitanHQ positions PhishTitan as an integrated cloud email security product that works inside Microsoft 365.
A closer look at removing a confirmed phish from mailboxes automatically, the feature MSPs ask about most.
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PhishTitan is pitched as an extra layer on Exchange Online Protection and Defender, not a replacement. It also checks internal mail, so a phish from a hijacked colleague account or a convincing supplier request is scored again by ML, curated feeds and an LLM reading the body.
When one message is confirmed bad, Tenant-Wide Instant Remediation takes every copy out of the tenant at once. For an MSP the same action reaches across client tenants, which matters when one campaign lands at several small customers in the same hour.
PhishTitan is a product in its own right, sold alone or in the Secure bundle with SpamTitan, TitanHQ’s MX gateway, a pairing it calls MX plus ICES. Protect, Shield and Complete add backup, training or DNS filtering. Add the gateway only if mail should be filtered before Microsoft.
Microsoft 365 mail only: no Google Workspace, and no Teams, Slack or SharePoint coverage is claimed. TitanHQ publishes no price and no rupee billing. There is no Gartner placement, and no India location is documented for PhishTitan; only WebTitan lists a Mumbai instance.
Confirm whether your plan holds Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 or 2, and list the phish that still reached users last quarter.
Connect the tenant on TitanHQ’s trial and review banners, Link Lock rewrites and detections with finance and admin staff first.
Pick a test message, run Tenant-Wide Instant Remediation, and time how long it takes to leave every mailbox.
Decide on PhishTitan alone or the Secure bundle with SpamTitan, then take the per-user quote in INR with GST.
Set who confirms a phish, who removes it across tenants and how users hear about it; review flagged mail monthly.
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
“A fake invoice came from a supplier’s real but hijacked mailbox. PhishTitan bannered it and we pulled every copy within minutes.”
“We look after forty small tenants. One campaign hit eleven of them, and cross-tenant remediation cleared it in a single pass.”
“We kept Business Premium and Defender, and PhishTitan still flagged mail that got past both. Treat it as a layer, not a swap.”
“The banners changed habits. Staff now forward odd payment requests to IT before replying, which never happened before.”
“Link Lock stopped a shared-file link that was clean on arrival and pointed at a fake login page by the afternoon.”
“No Google Workspace support ruled it out for one group company, and getting the quote took longer than the set-up did.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the email security market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Quote-only; sold mostly through MSPs.
The grid nobody publishes — how far protection reaches beyond Microsoft 365 mail vs how well one admin can clean up across many client tenants.
Microsoft 365 mail only; clean-up across client tenants.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Against Abnormal AI, Check Point Harmony Email & Collaboration, INKY, Coro and Microsoft Defender for Office 365 — on deployment, coverage, clean-up, price, MSP tooling and India.
| Dimension | PhishTitan | Abnormal Inbound Email Security | Check Point Harmony Email & Collaboration | INKY Email Security | Coro Email Protection | Microsoft Defender for Office 365 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | M365 phishing layer | Behavioural AI layer | Email + collab security | Banner-led mail filter | SMB platform module | Microsoft’s own layer |
| Deployment | Inline in Microsoft 365 | API, no MX change | API with prevent mode | Connectors, MX stays | API, no re-routing | Built into the tenant |
| Mail platforms | Microsoft 365 only | M365 and Google | M365, Google + apps | M365, Google Workspace | Microsoft 365, Google | Exchange Online |
| Detection approach | ML, feeds and an LLM | Behavioural baselines | AI plus sandboxing | Computer vision | Phishing, malware, BEC | Built-in AI, attachments |
| Links and warnings | Link Lock + banners | Removal over banners | Link sandboxing | Banners, 30+ languages | Not documented | Links and QR at use |
| Post-delivery removal | Tenant-wide + MSP reach | Automatic clawback | Pulls delivered mail | Not documented | AI auto-remediation | AIR in Plan 2 |
| Collaboration apps | Mail only | Slack, Teams, Zoom | Same policy as mail | None listed | Separate module | Teams, SharePoint, more |
| Pricing model | Per user, quoted | Per user, annual | Per user, partners | Advanced or Pro | Per user, modular | Per user, paid yearly |
| Published entry price | Not published | ~$15–35/user/yr reported | ~$15–40/user/yr reported | No list price | ~$10.50/user/mo, old | $2/user/month |
| Included vs add-on | Gateway sold apart | ATO costs extra | Collab and DLP in | Pro for DLP, GenAI | Modules add up | Plan 2 for AIR, sims |
| Admin and multi-tenancy | Built for MSPs | Single-org console | Infinity Platform | Multi-tenant dashboard | One Actionboard | Defender portal |
| India data region | Not documented | No residency on record | Not stated | None published | Not on record | India geo for mailboxes |
| Lock-in and exit | Remove from tenant | Revoke the API | Remove the connection | Delete the rules | Tied to the platform | Licence-bound |
| Best fit | MSP-run M365 tenants | Enterprise BEC risk | Mail plus collaboration | Banners for MSP clients | SMBs wanting one bill | The baseline to beat |
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PhishTitan is one of 30 email security products TechBag carries. The Email Security guide narrows them to a shortlist and shows the reasoning. →
Drag the sliders (Microsoft 365 mailboxes; IT-admin hour cost). Estimates model admin time spent investigating reported phish, hunting copies across inboxes and cleaning up at an assumed 1.5 hours per mailbox a year, with 70% of it removed by in-tenant detection and one-action remediation. Both figures are assumptions. Illustrative.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models your actual environment and modules.
Quote only. TitanHQ publishes no PhishTitan price; its pricing page sells it standalone or in bundles (Secure with SpamTitan, plus Protect, Shield and Complete), quotes in USD, EUR, GBP, CAD or AUD, and offers a free trial. TechBag checks which Defender plan your Microsoft 365 licences already include, then quotes in INR with GST.
Best for tenants keeping Microsoft’s filtering
Best for a broader rollout
Best when you also want an MX gateway
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Tell us your requirements and current tools — we’ll model it against what you spend today.
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Which Defender for Office 365 plan do you already hold? Price PhishTitan against what Plan 1 or 2 leaves uncovered.
Is every mailbox on Microsoft 365? Users on Google Workspace would need a different product.
Do you also want filtering before mail reaches Microsoft? That is SpamTitan, quoted with it in the Secure bundle.
Do phishing links reach you in Teams or SharePoint? PhishTitan claims mail only, so cover those elsewhere.
Who may pull a message from every mailbox and, for MSPs, across which client tenants? Agree it in writing.
Have staff seen the warning banners and Link Lock pages, so they trust them rather than ignore them?
Where does PhishTitan scan and keep message data? TitanHQ documents no India location; ask before a DPDP review.
Is the quote per user, for which bundle and term? Ask for INR with GST and run the free trial first.
Check what your Microsoft 365 plan already covers first, or let a TechBag advisor run the trial and a test clean-up across your tenant.
Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.