Antilure for companies

One IT person can put Antilure on every laptop and see what it flags, from a console that runs on your own server and receives metadata, not mail.

The console

A web app your company runs in Docker. It shows every computer, what was flagged and what people reported. The examples below are drawn in the console's layout with made-up data.

Fleet 42 devices · example data
DeviceGroupVersionLast seen
LT-014Finance1.0.02 min ago
LT-007Finance1.0.04 min ago
LT-022Sales1.0.01 min ago
LT-031Sales1.0.03 h ago
Revoking a computer here makes the console refuse it at once
Detections · last 24 hours 3 flagged · example data
TimeDeviceSender domainVerdict
12:54LT-014paypa1-alerts.invalidDangerous
09:02LT-007acme-billing.invalidSuspicious
08:41LT-022secure-docs-share.invalidDangerous
No message text in any of these rows

What admins see, and what they never see

In the console
  • FleetEvery computer, its group, its version and when it last checked in.
  • DetectionsFor each flagged message: the time, the device, the sender's domain, the verdict, the score and the tactics found.
  • ReportsMessages that people chose to send to IT, when the group's policy allows reports.
  • PoliciesPer group: warning thresholds, whether reports are allowed, and sender allow and block lists.
  • ModelsUpload a signed model, roll it out to a group, and roll it back.
  • Audit logEvery change an admin makes, with two roles: admin and analyst.
Never in the console
  • The mail people readNo bodies, no subjects, no attachments, unless a person reports a message and confirms.
  • Who wrote to whomOnly the sender's domain is sent, never the full address.
  • Message idsEach message is identified by a hash of its id, not the id itself.

Report to IT is a person's choice. A message reaches the console only when someone clicks Report to IT and confirms, and only for groups whose policy allows reports. Set reporting to "metadata only" or "off" and nothing beyond metadata, or nothing at all, is sent.

Deployment

Three pieces, each with the tool you already use for it.

  1. The agent on Windows

    A per-user MSI. Push it with Intune, Group Policy or your usual tool, and enrol each computer with your console.

  2. Gmail in Chrome and Edge

    Install the extension for everyone with Chrome and Edge enterprise policy. Store listings are coming.

  3. Outlook

    Deploy the add-in to your users from the Microsoft 365 admin center, under Integrated apps.

Console requirements
Docker Compose on a server you control, an HTTPS address and a certificate for it.
Model updates
Signed. The console and every agent check the signature before they accept a model.
Retention
Detections are kept 180 days and reports 90 days by default.
Platforms
Windows first, macOS next. Gmail and Outlook today.

Looking after many companies?

If you're a managed service provider protecting several small companies, we'd like to hear how you work before we set the MSP plan.