Red Sift launched native Claude and ChatGPT integrations for Radar Lite, letting security teams run a domain assessment and read the results inside the large language model (LLM) they already use. Attackers now use LLMs to cut the cost of spam and phishing campaigns by 95%, according to Gartner. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found threat actors used AI across 15 different techniques in the average attack. What costs a spammer roughly $1,500 to launch can cost a business close to $1 million to clean up when the response is slow. “When launching a phishing campaign costs almost nothing, getting the fundamentals right is the cheapest defense you have,” said Rahul Powar, Co-founder and CEO at Red Sift. Radar Lite is a free, simplified preview that assesses any domain and benchmarks it against industry peers. Prompting is already familiar to most teams; ask Claude or ChatGPT about the DMARC policy on a given domain and you get a direct answer, with checks running in Radar Lite behind it. Teams can also run the same assessment on redsift.com. Radar Lite integrations are available now.