Email is the most common way attackers gain access to a business. It is also among the easiest to secure.
Business email is high-volume, high-trust, and high-value to attackers.
Your team sends and receives messages constantly, and each one is a potential delivery mechanism for malware, a phishing attempt, or a social engineering attack designed to manipulate someone into taking an action they shouldn't. The goal of email security isn't to make your team paranoid about every message they receive. It's to automatically filter out clear threats, protect the messages that need it, and ensure your people have the awareness to handle what makes it through. A well-secured email environment lets your team work without hesitation.
Email Encryption
Some of what your business sends by email should never travel unprotected: client data, financial information, legal communications, and sensitive organizational records. Email encryption ensures that sensitive messages can only be read by the intended recipient.
Spam Protection
Modern spam is not just an annoyance. Phishing emails impersonating banks, vendors, or internal leadership, credential-harvesting pages disguised as login screens, and malware...
Employee Security Training
Regardless of their responsibilities, looking at your employees from this perspective isn't unrealistic. Anyone could potentially allow a cyberthreat to darken your business’ doors…
Phishing Simulation
End users are the largest, most vulnerable target in most businesses. Your employees need to know how to spot a phishing attempt in order to avoid falling for one, and you need to know that they’re able to do so.
Dark Web Monitoring
When you visit the Internet, you are more than likely sticking to the pages that can be accessed by typing an address into your browser, or by clicking on a link in a search result. This is what is known as the surface web, and contains things like:
Fraudulent Phishing Email
It was found that 94% of malware is delivered by email, according to the 2019 edition of Verizon’s annual Data Breach Investigations Report.
Your Inbox Is the Front Door
For nonprofits managing donor communications, credit unions handling member requests, and professional services firms exchanging sensitive client information, email isn’t just a communication tool.
It’s where your most sensitive conversations happen. Leaving it unprotected is the equivalent of conducting those conversations in public. Contact us to talk through your current email environment. We’ll identify what’s in place, what’s missing, and what the right next step looks like for your organization.
