Multi-Layer Phishing Defense
Protection at every layer — from inbound email filtering to domain authentication to real-time link scanning.
Advanced Email Filtering
AI-powered email security that blocks phishing, spoofing, and malware before they reach your inbox.
Domain Spoofing Protection
Prevent attackers from impersonating your firm's email domain with DMARC, DKIM, and SPF enforcement.
Real-Time Threat Blocking
Malicious links and attachments are neutralized in real time, even in sophisticated spear-phishing campaigns.
Email Security Dashboard
See every blocked threat, quarantined message, and security event in real time. Understand your firm's threat landscape and respond to incidents instantly.
- Tax-Season Threat Intelligence
Specialized protection against IRS impersonation, W-2 theft, and client data phishing attacks that spike during tax season.
- Link & Attachment Scanning
Every URL and attachment is scanned in a sandboxed environment before delivery to catch zero-day threats.
- Impersonation Detection
Detects emails that impersonate executives, partners, or the IRS to trick staff into sharing sensitive data.
- Quarantine & Review
Suspicious emails are quarantined for admin review rather than silently deleted, so nothing important is missed.
Email Threat Summary — This Week
847
Scanned
23
Blocked
5
Quarantined
irs-refund@irs-gov.fake.com
IRS Impersonation
urgent@client-portal.phish.net
Credential Theft
w2-request@payroll-update.com
W-2 Phishing
Who It's For
Any professional service firm that relies on email to communicate with clients and partners
CPA Firms
Block IRS impersonation emails, fake client requests, and W-2 phishing attempts targeting your staff.
Law Firms
Protect against wire fraud, client impersonation, and settlement-related phishing schemes.
Financial Services
Defend against business email compromise (BEC) attacks targeting financial transactions.
Government Contractors
Meet CMMC and NIST email security requirements with documented phishing protections.
Domain Authentication Status
SPF (Sender Policy Framework)
DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)
DMARC (Domain-based Auth)
Spoofed Emails Rejected (30 days)
Protect Your Firm's Email Reputation
With DMARC, DKIM, and SPF fully configured, attackers cannot send emails that appear to come from your domain. Your clients will never receive a fake invoice or fraudulent request from your firm's address.
Our domain authentication dashboard shows you exactly how many spoofing attempts are being rejected — giving you visibility into threats you never knew existed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are accounting firms targeted by phishing attacks?
CPA firms hold highly valuable data including Social Security numbers, financial records, and bank information. During tax season, attackers send IRS impersonation emails, fake client requests, and W-2 phishing campaigns specifically designed to exploit the time pressure tax professionals face.
How does Pumpkin's phishing protection differ from basic email filtering?
Basic spam filters catch obvious threats. Our solution uses AI-powered behavioral analysis, sandboxed attachment detonation, real-time URL rewriting, and tax-industry-specific threat intelligence to catch sophisticated attacks that bypass traditional filters.
What is domain spoofing and how do you prevent it?
Domain spoofing is when attackers send emails that appear to come from your firm's domain. We implement DMARC, DKIM, and SPF records to authenticate your outgoing email and reject forged messages, protecting both your clients and your reputation.
Can staff still access quarantined emails if needed?
Yes. Quarantined emails are available for admin review in a secure interface. Authorized staff can release legitimate emails that were flagged, and the system learns from these corrections to reduce false positives over time.
How quickly does the system respond to new phishing campaigns?
Our threat intelligence network updates in real time. When a new phishing campaign is detected anywhere in our network, all protected firms receive updated protections within minutes — often before the attack reaches your inbox.