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Hi, 

we are getting alerts for phishing mails, is there any way to automate sender domain blocking in google secops?

Depends on your email server, for this example I looked at the Exchange integration that covers Exchange and Office365

Action - Add Domains to Exchange-Siemplify Inbox Rules

This has a string input "domains" which accepts comma separated domains in a list. For this:



  • parse the EML to the Case Wall

  • run one of the Actions to parse the EML file

  • From the output identify the sender (or domains listed in the email)

  • Extract the domain from the Email address (using string functions, template engine, or other ways)

  • use this output as the input


 

Block Sender by Message ID
This will block the specific address, it requires fewer steps to implment but might be worth trying as well.

All of this should be doable using the prebuilt drag drop options 🙂


Depends on your email server, for this example I looked at the Exchange integration that covers Exchange and Office365

Action - Add Domains to Exchange-Siemplify Inbox Rules

This has a string input "domains" which accepts comma separated domains in a list. For this:



  • parse the EML to the Case Wall

  • run one of the Actions to parse the EML file

  • From the output identify the sender (or domains listed in the email)

  • Extract the domain from the Email address (using string functions, template engine, or other ways)

  • use this output as the input


 

Block Sender by Message ID
This will block the specific address, it requires fewer steps to implment but might be worth trying as well.

All of this should be doable using the prebuilt drag drop options 🙂


Hi @SoarAndy 

Thanks for your response!
We are using Google Workspace, and phishing alerts are triggered both from the Google Alert Center and the Google Workspace activity logs.

Is there any option that would cover both sources?
Additionally, what we specifically need is an automated way to block the reported domains.


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