Mesa is now SOC 2 Type 2 certified. Read the announcement
Mesa’s AI agents deliver comprehensive scanning and complete threat visibility across emails, logins, and apps, helping your team respond instantly.
SOC 2 Type 2 certified
Connect evidence across emails, domains, apps, and identities
Take action on the threats uncovered
Agents examine message content, links, attachments, and visual cues to identify phishing, impersonation, and business email compromise.
Threat evidence, affected messages, and response options.
Agents examine Microsoft 365 sign-ins, application grants, and directory changes to investigate account compromise.
Affected account, supporting evidence, and expected impact.
Agents investigate reported domains and gather the evidence needed for a phishing takedown request.
Reported email · domain · page capture
Abuse indicators · context · reporting channel
Domain, recipient, evidence, and message
Context Hub maintains knowledge about your people, apps, and business relationships. Agents combine that context with incoming signals to make decisions, then feed their findings back into the Hub.
Explore Context Hub →Agents use this responsibility to assess payment requests.
An investigation flags the gap for your team to verify.
Submit an email or URL, or connect Microsoft 365 for ongoing protection.
Agents analyze signals alongside your organization’s context.
Review proposed actions or use policy-based email remediation.
Follow case history, completed actions, and pending requests.
Yes. Submit an email or URL for a free scan. An administrator can connect Microsoft 365 when your organization is ready for ongoing protection.
They are capabilities of Mesa Agentic Platform. Professional and Professional+ combine email protection, identity investigations, Context Hub, and a phishing takedown allowance.
Compare plans →A submitted email or URL requires no Microsoft 365 connection. Identity investigations read sign-in and directory data with administrator consent; they do not require mailbox-content access. Email protection requires mailbox permissions. Identity containment requires separate response permissions.
Email remediation follows your configured policies and plan. Takedown requests and identity containment actions require your team’s approval.
The registrar or hosting provider decides whether and when to remove it. Mesa investigates the evidence and prepares the request for your approval. A takedown does not revoke access to an already-compromised account.
