IRONSCALES, Todyl Integrate AI Email Security for MSPs

IRONSCALES and Todyl announce an OEM integration bringing AI-powered email security, automated threat remediation, and unified management to MSP partners.

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Luis Millares
Luis Millares
Oct 14, 2026
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IRONSCALES and Todyl have announced an OEM integration that will bring AI-powered email security directly into the Todyl Security Platform, giving managed service providers (MSPs) a centralized way to detect and remediate email threats across customer environments.

The integration combines IRONSCALES’ threat detection and automated remediation capabilities with Todyl’s existing cybersecurity offerings, enabling partners to expand their managed security services while reducing manual workload and staffing demands associated with email threat management.

The integration is expected to become available to Todyl partners in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Integration brings email security into Todyl’s MSP platform

In its official announcement, IRONSCALES described email as a primary attack surface, citing CISA’s statement that more than 90% of successful cyberattacks start with a phishing email. 

According to the companies, the OEM integration addresses this challenge by combining IRONSCALES’ threat detection and automated remediation with Todyl’s platform, helping MSPs investigate suspicious messages and manage email threats across client tenants from a single console.

“MSPs are the security department for the businesses they serve, and their time is the scarcest resource they have,” said Eyal Benishti, chief executive officer and founder of IRONSCALES. 

“Embedding our email security into the Todyl Security Platform gives their partners intelligence that gets sharper with every attack the community sees, and automated remediation that hands analyst hours back to the team. That is what enables an MSP to protect more clients without adding people.”

Automated remediation aims to reduce MSP workloads

Both companies said in announcement materials that the partnership will augment MSP security operations across both security stacks. 

Key capabilities include:

  • Email security: IRONSCALES runs inside Todyl’s AI-powered unified cybersecurity and assurance platform, alongside SASE, endpoint, SIEM, MXDR, and GRC.
  • AI-powered threat detection: Adaptive AI baselines every mailbox to detect phishing, business email compromise, credential theft, account takeover, and AI-generated attacks.
  • MSP-focused partnership: The integrated solution provides consolidated 24×7 security, centralized visibility, and MSP-focused pricing.
  • Email incident management service (EIMS): This service puts IRONSCALES experts on threat investigation, remediation, and AI tuning, a service Todyl partners can offer clients without staffing it themselves.
  • Threat intelligence at scale: Real-time attack data from more than 18,000 organizations and 36,000 security professionals trains IRONSCALES detection models to recognize new techniques and distinguish threats from false positives.
  • Automated threat remediation: IRONSCALES AI automatically classifies, clusters, and remediates threats, reportedly reducing incident handling time from 30 minutes to 30 seconds.
  • Unified visibility: Email risk surfaces in the same Todyl console as network, endpoint, and identity signals, not in a separate tool.
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The companies say the integration could help Todyl partners scale email protection as their client base grows while reducing manual triage and remediation work. 

It also brings these capabilities into the same platform and console used to manage customers’ security.

Partners gain another managed security service option

Meanwhile, Todyl CEO and founder John Nellen underscored how the collaboration supports the company’s broader approach to cybersecurity by bringing email protection together with other security functions in a single platform.

“Todyl’s mission is to protect businesses and the builders behind them by making comprehensive security simpler to deliver,” said Nellen.

“Bringing IRONSCALES AI-driven email protection directly into our platform advances that mission, giving partners a more complete view of risk across email, network, cloud, endpoint, and identity. Our partners get one place to manage security and more time to protect their clients’ businesses.”

The integration is expected to become available to Todyl partners in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to the companies. Additional information is available on the IRONSCALES and Todyl websites.

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Luis Millares

Luis Millares has extensive experience reviewing virtual private networks (VPNs), password managers, and other security software. He has tested and reviewed numerous forms of tech, covering consumer technology like smartphones and laptops, all the way to enterprise software and cybersecurity products. He has authored over 450 online articles on technology and has worked for the leading tech journalism site in the Philippines, YugaTech.com. He currently contributes to the Daily Tech Insider newsletter, providing well-researched insights and coverage of the latest in technology.

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