See where impersonation starts.
Review email authentication and lookalike domains that could make a fraudulent message seem familiar.
Minerva Wire / Email Security
A convincing email.
A payment sent elsewhere.
Your email controls help protect the decisions that move money. Minerva Wire reviews the weaknesses that could let someone impersonate your team, take over a mailbox or redirect a payment.
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What Wire reveals
Look beyond the inbox.
Examine the routes to fraud.
Review the domains, accounts and mailbox settings behind trusted conversations.
Understand where impersonation or account misuse could put payments at risk.
Examine access to company email.
Check sign-in protection and connected applications for weaknesses that deserve a closer look.
Investigate mailbox warning signs.
Review forwarding and inbox rules with supporting evidence, then prioritize the next control improvements.
From evidence to action
Business context for finance.
Evidence for IT.
Wire makes the connection between email weaknesses and payment risk clear, with the technical detail your team needs to investigate and improve controls.
A CFO-ready summary
Understand how email and account weaknesses could affect payment decisions, executive impersonation and trusted conversations.
Findings behind the risk
Review the domain, sign-in, application and mailbox observations that support each finding.
A focused next-step discussion
Use the findings to prioritize control improvements and prepare evidence for relevant insurance application questions.
Minerva Wire
Email security review
Email and identity
Domains. Accounts. Applications.
Mailbox observations
Forwarding and rules to investigate.
Business context
What the findings mean for payment risk.
MNote from Minerva
A mailbox forwards messages outside the organization. Confirm the destination and business need.
How Wire works
Review the environment.
Follow the evidence.
Framework Security brings the technical findings back to the email and payment risks your business needs to manage.
01
Set the scope
Agree the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace environment, domains and authorized access needed for the review.
02
Examine the controls
Assess the public email footprint, sign-in protection, app permissions and mailbox settings within the agreed scope.
03
Plan the improvements
Review the business implications and technical evidence with Framework Security, then prioritize investigation and control changes.
Where Wire fits
For teams that rely
on trusted email.
Wire helps finance and IT examine the controls behind everyday invoices, executive requests and supplier conversations.
Which email platforms are covered?
Wire reviews Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenants alongside the organization’s public email footprint. The exact checks depend on the platform and agreed access.
Does a suspicious rule mean we’ve been breached?
No. External forwarding and unusual rules can have legitimate uses. Wire flags evidence for investigation so your team can establish what happened.
Will Wire stop a fraudulent payment?
Wire is an assessment of email and account weaknesses. Its findings support stronger controls; payment verification and approval procedures remain essential.
Does the report guarantee insurance coverage?
Findings help support answers to common email and identity questions. Coverage and underwriting decisions remain with your insurer.
MINERVA WIRE
Know where email
could put payments at risk.
Bring your email environment and payment concerns to a working session. Framework Security will help define the right scope for Wire.
