Lockwell’s Email Firewall is designed to protect your organization from malicious emails, including phishing attempts and other email-based threats. Our advanced system scans all incoming emails for signs of suspicious activity, such as harmful links, fraudulent attachments, and deceptive sender information. When a potential threat is detected, Lockwell automatically labels the email in your inbox for easy identification. Simultaneously, a security issue is generated within our system for you to review. This allows you to assess the situation, delete the email if necessary, and block the sender to prevent further risks.
This guide will walk you through the steps to grant Lockwell the necessary permissions in either your Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 account. Follow the steps below to get started!
Note, you only need to do this once to enable Lockwell's email firewall for your entire organization.
Google Workspace Setup
To configure Lockwell's Email Firewall in your Google Workspace, follow these steps:
Step 1: Sign in to Google Admin Console
Navigate to the Google Admin Console: admin.google.com.
Log in as a Super Administrator.
Step 2: Access API Controls
In the Admin Console, go to Security.
Under Access and data control, select API controls.
Step 3: Manage Domain-Wide Delegation
Scroll to the Domain-wide delegation section.
Click Manage Domain Wide Delegation.
Step 4: Add New Client ID
Click Add new to create a new client ID.
Enter the following Client ID:
Client ID:
110506756410672874520
Step 5: Enter OAuth Scopes
In the OAuth scopes field, enter the following scope that Lockwell's firewall requires:
OAuth Scope:
https://mail.google.com/
Step 6: Authorize the Application
Once you have entered the Client ID and OAuth scope, click Authorize to save the configuration.
Your Google Workspace is now configured to work with Lockwell’s Email Firewall. Check out the Email page in the admin dashboard to review any malicious emails that Lockwell has flagged.
Note that once you complete the above steps it will 10 minutes for the email firewall permissions update to sync with Lockwell.
Microsoft 365 / Entra Setup
To enable Lockwell's Email Firewall in Microsoft 365 or Entra, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Sign in to Microsoft Entra
Open Microsoft Entra: entra.microsoft.com.
Log in using your Administrator account.
Step 2: Navigate to Enterprise Applications
In the navigation menu, go to Applications.
Select Enterprise Applications.
Search for and select Lockwell from the list of applications.
Step 3: Manage Permissions
Once inside the Lockwell application, navigate to Permissions (under "Security").
Step 4: Grant Admin Consent
Click the Grant admin consent button to provide Lockwell with the necessary permissions to manage your email firewall.
Congratulations, your Microsoft 365 account is now configured to work with Lockwell’s Email Firewall. Check out the Email page in the admin dashboard to review any malicious emails that Lockwell has flagged.
Note that once you complete the above steps it will 10 minutes for the email firewall permissions update to sync with Lockwell.
At Lockwell, we take your data privacy seriously. Our email firewall does not store any email body content. We only retain information if an email is flagged as malicious. In such cases, we store the email subject, sender's name and email address, and the reason the email was identified as malicious. This ensures that we can help you respond to threats effectively while maintaining the highest standards of data privacy.