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Get an email’s original source
The one step that trips people up: saving an email as a file Jatzo can read, in Outlook, Gmail or Apple Mail.
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EMAIL SECURITY GUIDESMake better security decisions, not just better checks.
Jatzo guides explain how to investigate suspicious messages safely, read the evidence behind a score and verify important requests outside the email itself. They are written for everyday users first, with enough technical context to help you understand what the engine is seeing.
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Check a suspicious email
Seven steps from the moment an email feels wrong to checking it in Jatzo and reporting it.
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Read the evidence behind a result
The sender, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and the route an email took, and what each one cannot prove.
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The red flags that matter
Eight warning signs worth stopping for, most important first, and how each shows up in a Jatzo result.
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Roll Jatzo out to your team
Deploy the Outlook add-in to everyone in Microsoft 365, step by step, and what to do when somebody leaves.
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If an email has just arrived and something about it feels wrong, start with checking a suspicious email, which takes you from that moment to a result and a report to IT. If Jatzo asks for the whole message, getting an email's original source shows how in Outlook, Gmail and Apple Mail. To understand why a message scored as it did, reading the evidence behind a result explains each check, and the red flags that matter covers the warning signs worth acting on. An administrator putting Jatzo in front of a whole team wants the team rollout guide.
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