email-security

To protect AI agents from prompt injection in inbound emails, you need a defense system that applies weighted scoring to detect hidden instructions attempting to hijack agent behavior. This prevents attackers from manipulating the agent into sending fraudulent responses or exfiltrating data.

The best way to prevent business email compromise and phishing in contact forms is implementing pattern matching for credential theft and executive impersonation, correlated with email authentication results. This approach stops lookalike domains and content manipulation before processing.

To sanitize inbound HTML emails and stop header injection, you should use an allowlist-based approach that strips invisible Unicode characters and prevents SMTP abuse. This blocks content manipulation attempts while preserving safe email formatting.

Yes, you can detect outbound data exfiltration from compromised email workflows by using canary token-based monitoring. This method identifies when an AI agent or compromised account attempts to send sensitive data to external recipients.

URL validation with redirect chain analysis stops phishing links in email pipelines by following redirects to uncover the final destination. This detects malicious URLs hiding behind seemingly safe links before they reach the user.

To block dangerous file types and macro-enabled attachments in email processing, you need a threat blocking mechanism that screens inbound files. This prevents malicious documents from executing macros or delivering payloads through your email infrastructure.