E-mail Security
Spam is defined as unsolicited e-mail, instant messages, or social media messages.
94% of all data breaches start with a successful phishing attack. We flag, review and dispose of deceptive messages before they become a problem.
What is spam?
Spam is defined as unsolicited e-mail, instant messages, or social media messages. Phishing is an email sent from a criminal disguised as a trustworthy entity with the intent of stealing your credentials. These attacks use to be easy to spot, as often the ethically starved authors had to deal with language barriers or deficiency in education – however that is changing rapidly.
Criminals are getting smarter as they are now being recruited by criminal organizations that offer training and rewards for successfully stealing data and money from honest people. IT Professionals started fighting back by deploying new software that can filter out the most obvious spam and phishing – but not without growing pains.
The problem is legacy filters are sometimes too aggressive or too passive, blocking legitimate mail or letting more advanced attacks through the gate. We fight back by reinforcing your email and domain name (www.yournamehere.com) systems with the most advanced identification standards, like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records.
These protocols are akin to a driver’s license or passport, identifying organizations not simply on who they claim to be – but who they are. In addition, we also deploy advanced spam and phishing detection systems on your networks that stop attacks and inform your entire company where the risks are.