
A true-to-life story, told twice. Once the way it usually goes. Once with Lavawall.
The way it usually goes
Dana in accounts receivable has sat through the ninety-minute training. The last simulation called her a risk. She is tired, and a payment notice just landed that feels a little off.
And all she can see is her own security vendor's wrapper. The real destination is hidden until the moment she clicks.
Dana's forwarded email is one of forty reports this week. The forwarding stripped the headers and flattened the attachments, so the tech cannot even see what she saw. The dangerous one sits behind a stack of newsletters.
The attacker who took Dana's session token quietly adds an inbox rule and consents to an app that keeps their access alive. The evidence is real, but it is sitting inside a Purview report nobody has run.
They have been getting fake invoices from your domain. That is how you learn there was a breach. Not from a tool. From the person you least wanted to hear it from. Now it is a standstill.
Now run the same Friday with Lavawall
Inside Outlook
Before she clicks, Dana taps Phish Report. The taskpane tells her exactly what the email is: a red banner, the specific reason, and a clear risk score.
fewer phishing tickets
Lavawall shows the true destination and reputation the wrapper hid, so most checks never become a ticket at all.
Breach detection
The moment that inbox rule and OAuth grant appear, Lavawall correlates them and alerts you, no waiting hours for Purview, and it reaches years further back than Purview will give you.
Wind the clock back and the click never lands: email, internet, web, endpoint, and network weaknesses found and fixed faster. And when a user catches a simulation, Lavawall says well done instead of shaming them.

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