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Email Security glossary

Terms used in Email Security and its documentation.

Applies to Email Security as it works today. Moraph updates the platform continuously, and this page is reviewed when it changes.

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Terms used in Email Security and its documentation.

TermMeaning
Protected peopleExecutives, finance staff and others whose names are checked for impersonation.
Lookalike domainA domain that imitates yours or a key vendor's, such as one with a swapped letter.
QuarantineA holding area for messages that policy keeps from mailboxes until reviewed or released.
Triage runbookThe agreed rules for what Moraph analysts may do without asking, and what they escalate.
Removal after deliveryPulling a malicious message from every mailbox that received it, where licensed.
SPF, DKIM and DMARCDNS-based sender authentication records that help receivers detect forged mail from your domains.
DMARC enforcementA DMARC policy that tells receivers to quarantine or reject mail failing authentication.
Breach determinationYour privacy officer's decision on whether an incident is a reportable breach under HIPAA.
Business associate agreementThe HIPAA agreement under which Moraph handles PHI for you.

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