okKoala
okKoala runs simulated phishing attacks and trains employees to identify dangerous messages, increasing company data security.
NIGRIV sp. z o.o.Verifies Microsoft sign-in pages within Microsoft 365 for possible phishing attempts.

The app lets employees check whether Microsoft sign-in pages are genuine. It is intended for organizations concerned about phishing involving company websites or login pages. An active didsomeoneclone.me Enterprise subscription is required. The app supports Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 hubs.
Employees can check whether Microsoft login pages are authentic.
The app is available in Microsoft Teams.
The app is available in Outlook.
The app supports Microsoft 365 hubs.
The app is for companies, organizations, and their employees.
didsomeoneclone.me is cloud-deployed with unknown pricing. okKoala and GreatHorn Cloud Email Security are cloud-deployed and paid, while Filewall chatbot and Boxcryptor are cloud-deployed with unknown pricing. The alternatives have listed update dates ranging from Feb 2021 to Jul 2026.
| Name | Pricing | Deployment | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| this plugin | Price not published | Cloud | |
| okKoala | Paid | Cloud | |
| GreatHorn Cloud Email Security | Paid | Cloud | |
| Filewall chatbot | Price not published | Cloud | |
| Boxcryptor | Price not published | Cloud |
52 plugins in Microsoft 365 · Security
Price distribution: 4 freemium, 23 paid, 25 price not published
okKoala runs simulated phishing attacks and trains employees to identify dangerous messages, increasing company data security.
NIGRIV sp. z o.o.Disarms zero-day and APT threats in files delivered via email attachments using CDR for Microsoft Office 365 mailboxes.
odixEncrypts files client-side on a zero-knowledge basis before storage in Microsoft Teams; only authorized users can access them.
BoxcryptorFor Abnormal AI, automates phishing simulations, just-in-time AI coaching, and annual training based on attacks in Threat Log.
Abnormal Security Corporation«The tool didsomeoneclone.me has been developed to help companies protect their websites or login pages from being abused in phishing attacks. Cybercriminals often abuse company websites or login pages to mislead victims, such as visitors or employees. Phishing is the most common way organizations and their information …»