Integrations

Integrations and coverage, in plain words.

Connect the accounts you already use, and see everything BaseLock watches on your computers, inbox, phone number and business domain.

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Integrations

Connect an account and we watch it for you. Nothing to install.

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7 accounts
  • Outlook.com

    Watches your Outlook rules and inbox for phishing, your calendar for scam invites, and OneDrive for files anyone can open.

  • Microsoft 365 (Work Account)

    Watches the shared mailboxes you pick for phishing in new mail, and for rules that forward mail out or delete it.

    Business

  • iCloud Mail

    Watches your inbox for phishing. We only ever read.

  • Dropbox

    Finds Dropbox files and folders anyone with the link can open.

  • GitHub

    Tells you when GitHub finds a password or key exposed in your code.

  • Notion

    Finds Notion pages shared with us that are also published to the web.

  • Zoom

    Checks whether someone with only the link can join your meetings.

Coming Soon

1 account
  • Google

    Watches your Gmail rules and inbox for phishing, your calendar for scam invites, Google Drive for files anyone can open, and uses your contacts to spot strangers.

    Coming Soon

Coverage

Everything BaseLock checks, grouped by what it protects. Search for anything, or jump straight to a section.

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Your Computers

9 checks

The same kind of protection big companies use, running quietly on your Mac, Windows or Linux computer.

  • Viruses and ransomware stopped

    Dangerous programs are blocked and quarantined.

    Paid

  • Brand-new attacks caught by how they behave

    Catches attacks by what they do, not only by recognizing known threats.

    Paid

  • You decide what runs: Allow or Block

    When something new needs your decision we ask you by email or text, and anything you do not answer is blocked by default.

    Paid

  • Dangerous websites blocked before they load

    Known scam, phishing and malware sites are refused before your browser can open them. On Individual plans today; coming soon for Business.

    Paid

  • Quarantine you can release or block

    Suspicious files are set aside, and you choose whether to release them or keep them blocked.

    Paid

  • Disk encryption and screen lock kept on

    Keeps disk encryption and screen lock on across your macOS, Windows and Linux computers, and reports which ones are behind on updates.

    Paid

  • Monitoring software and remote access tools found

    Software that watches what you do, or lets someone else control your computer.

    Paid

  • Browser extensions checked

    The add-ons in your browsers are checked on each computer.

    Paid

  • Home network checks

    Open Wi-Fi networks, a router that leaves the rest of your network unfiltered, and UPnP devices on your network.

    Paid

  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux

Phones and tablets are not covered.

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Your Inbox

5 checks

Connect your inbox and we look for the warning signs in your mail. We never move or delete it.

  • Phishing and scam mail flagged

    Mail that fakes a company's address, hides a bad link or carries a disguised attachment is flagged.

    Free

  • Lookalike links to fake sign-in pages

    Links that use common lookalike tricks to pass for a company you trust are caught.

    Free

  • Disguised attachments

    Files dressed up as documents that are really programs, like a file ending in .pdf.exe.

    Free

  • Rules that forward or delete your mail

    A new rule forwarding your mail, or one hiding mail from your bank, is a sign someone else has been inside your inbox.

    Free

  • Forward anything suspicious to us

    Every account, free included, gets a personal reporting address. Forward a suspicious email and we reply with what we found and why.

    Free

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Your Phone Number and Identity

4 checks

Your number and your email are the keys to everything else. We watch both.

  • SIM swap alerts

    We check your mobile number once a day and email you if it was recently moved to a new SIM card or to a different carrier.

    Paid

  • Data leak alerts for your email and phone

    If your email address or phone number turns up in a known data breach, we tell you.

    Free

  • Password check that never sends your password

    Your browser sends only the first five characters of a hash of it, which match hundreds of different passwords.

    FreeTry Password Check

  • Accounts using your name

    We look for accounts on Bluesky and Mastodon using your name, so you can report one that is not yours.

    Paid

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Your Business Domain

7 checks

For businesses with their own email address and website. Prove you own the domain once and we keep checking it.

  • Email spoofing protection checks

    We check your DMARC, SPF and DKIM records, which make it harder for anyone to send mail as you.

    Paid

  • Domain expiry and registrar lock

    We warn you before your domain expires, and if its registrar transfer lock is off.

    Paid

  • Nameserver changes and new certificates

    Alerts when your domain's nameservers change or a new certificate is issued for it.

    Paid

  • Lookalike domain registrations

    Somebody registering a domain that looks like yours, the way a convincing fake invoice usually starts.

    Paid

  • Website certificate and security headers

    Your site's TLS certificate is not about to expire, and its basic security headers are set.

    Paid

  • Out-of-date WordPress

    A site running an old version of WordPress gets flagged.

    Paid

  • Breaches across your company domain

    Work addresses at your company that show up in a known data breach.

    Business

Not sure? Ask Security Advisor.

Security Advisor answers security questions in plain language and checks things you are unsure about: a text, an email, a link or a file. It is free for a limited time.

Text +1 877 907 2525, our toll-free number. Advisor works over RCS where your phone supports it, and over ordinary SMS everywhere else.

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How you hear from us

Nothing is dropped. Urgent alerts, and questions that need your answer, always come straight away.

  • Text, for the serious ones

    Texts are only for the serious ones, and never more than five a day.

    Example alert

    BaseLock on MacBook Pro: Invoice_2026.pdf.app tried to run hidden commands. Reply ALLOW or BLOCK, or tap the link for details.

  • Email, paced

    We send the first alert of each kind straight away, then at most one more of that kind an hour. If there are more than that, they wait on your Alerts page and we send one summary email.

    Example alert

    Your phone number moved to a new SIM card

  • One Alerts page, with Check Again

    Every alert has its own page with step-by-step fixes. Fixed something? Press Check Again on the alert and we look again within 15 minutes.

    Example alert

    A Dropbox folder is shared with anyone who has the link

Ready to Secure Your Digital Life?

Security Advisor is free for a limited time. Device protection is $90 a month billed annually, or $100 month to month, for up to two computers.