FrawdBot
Insider threat detection for Google Workspace.
Insider threats are the blind spot most organizations don’t address until it’s too late. Mass downloads, permission escalation, data exfiltration, shadow AI usage — these patterns happen in plain sight inside Google Workspace, but traditional security tools aren’t built to catch them.
FrawdBot watches the behavioral signals that matter. It analyzes access patterns, file movements, permission changes, and communication metadata to identify threats before they become incidents. Not rule-based alerting — behavioral intelligence.
The threat surface has expanded. When someone directs an autonomous agent — an OpenClaw instance, a NanoClaw fork — to exfiltrate data, it’s faster and harder to detect than manual exfiltration. FrawdBot now monitors both human insiders and autonomous agents, tracking scope escalation, unauthorized API calls, and coordinated multi-agent patterns alongside traditional insider behavior.
When FrawdBot detects coordinated activity — whether a departing employee downloading customer lists or an agent systematically accessing files outside its intended scope — it doesn’t just flag the event. It identifies the campaign: the sequence of actions that reveals intent.
Capabilities
Behavioral Pattern Analysis
Continuous analysis of user behavior across Google Workspace — file access, sharing, permissions, and communication patterns.
Anomaly Detection
Baseline-aware detection that distinguishes genuine anomalies from normal workflow variation, reducing false positives.
Campaign Identification
Connects individual suspicious events into coordinated campaigns, revealing the full scope of insider threat activity.
Agent Behavior Monitoring
Detects autonomous agent scope escalation, unauthorized API calls, and coordinated multi-agent patterns across your environment.
Automated Alerts
Real-time notification system with configurable severity levels, integration hooks, and forensic-ready event logs.