Domain Spoofing Security Copilot Agent
iLink Systems, Inc. · Cybersecurity & IT
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 9 captures on record
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Domain Spoofing Security Copilot Agent is designed to protect your organization's email channels by proactively identifying and mitigating domain spoofing and lookalike domain attacks. Its primary objectives are:
Detection:
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- Detect domain spoofing attempts where unauthorized senders impersonate your legitimate domains
- Identify lookalike domain attacks using similarity algorithms against your organization's trusted domains
Remediation:
- Automatically move to junk the emails identified as spoofing attempts with detailed reporting
The Domain Spoofing agent will:
Step 1: Domain Spoofing Detection
- Compare the sender's "Mail From" address against the sender's "From" address
- Detect spoofing when domains don't match or when the sender impersonates organization domains
- If spoofing is detected, the tool will immediately move the email to a junk folder and generate a detailed report
Step 2: Lookalike Domain Detection
- Analyze sender domain against your organization's legitimate domains using KQL Queries
- Calculate domain similarity scores using techniques like Levenshtein distance
- If lookalike is detected, it will automatically generate a detailed report.
Step 3: Triggers for Agent Activation
Scheduled Execution:
- The agent operates on a 60-minute recurring schedule, automatically:
- Collecting email events from the past 60 minutes via Microsoft Defender for Office 365 logs
- Processing all incoming emails through the validation workflow
- Generating real-time threat reports and taking appropriate remediation actionsManual Activation:
- Security analysts can manually trigger the agent for specific time ranges
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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