Your gateway filters email. It doesn't see Teams, WhatsApp Web, a LinkedIn DM, a browser tab, or the invoice already open on someone's screen. HiveJammer Business covers what's left — one click to check whatever is actually on the screen.
Some never touch a filtered inbox. Some got through it anyway. Either way, they land where email security can't look.
Messages that reached the inbox despite existing controls, then moved to a link or an attachment.
Impersonation and fraud in Teams, WhatsApp Web and social DMs — channels an email gateway can't inspect.
Fake invoices, and bank-detail changes slipped into the middle of an otherwise real thread.
Invented breaches, fake regulatory deadlines, and executive-impersonation pressure to act now.
CVs, proposals and contracts written to look legitimate and pass a quick read.
No workflow to learn. Check whatever is on the screen, wherever it is.
Draw a box around whatever looks off, snipping-tool style. It works in any app or on any site — a chat window, a browser tab, a PDF already open.
The content is analysed for scams, impersonation, phishing and manipulation — the message itself, not just any link inside it.
A plain-English summary first, then graded threat cards by category — each with a severity (None, Low, Medium or High) and the specific evidence behind it. The same output shape as the HiveJammer Personal analyser, so the two feel like one family.
This looks like an invoice-redirection attempt. The message asks you to pay a genuine-looking invoice to a bank account that was changed mid-thread, and pressures you to treat it as urgent. Verify the account by phone using a number you already hold before paying.
The account number differs from earlier messages in the same thread — a common invoice-fraud pattern.
Language pushing for immediate payment and discouraging the usual checks.
Nothing suspicious found in the visible sender details on their own.
Illustrative only — shown to explain the output format. Not a screenshot of the product, and not a real analysis.
A screenshot tool sees pixels.
HiveJammer reads what they mean.
Most tools stop at the surface. HiveJammer reads the actual content on the screen — the message, the invoice, the document — and weighs what it means: impersonation, pressure to pay, a deadline that was invented. It works in any app or any tab, because it reads the screen itself, not the mail flow.
That's how it catches the threats with no link at all: a scam chat message, a bank account changed mid-thread, a manufactured sense of urgency. The verdict comes from the content, not from spotting a bad address.
And when a browser is involved, it adds one more hard fact — the real web address, read live from the browser itself rather than guessed from the picture, so a lookalike domain is flagged for what it is. Native apps like Teams have no address bar; there, the content alone carries the verdict.
A Windows desktop app that sits in the taskbar. Deploy and pin it by policy across devices. There's no new workflow for staff — the check is one click, in whatever they already have open.
An option runs the analysis on extracted signals only, so screen images never leave the machine. Ask about it during your demo.
Technical controls reduce what reaches your people. They don't remove the moment someone still has to judge a message, an invoice or a request and decide whether to act. Awareness training is how you strengthen that judgment — the other half of the problem, and the one no filter closes. It's secondary to the screen check, and it works alongside it.
Most security frameworks require awareness training explicitly:
HiveJammer's awareness training is designed to support these obligations and help you evidence them. It supports your compliance work rather than replacing it: HiveJammer is not an accredited or certified training provider, and using it does not on its own achieve compliance or certification.
HiveJammer Business is in active development and available for early access. Tell us a little about your setup and we'll arrange a demo on your own screens.
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