Tag: email security

Phishing Attack Examples to Watch Out For | Perception Point

Cyber Scams Know No Bounds

Every week, our IR team reviews hundreds of emails and files intercepted and flagged by our system, analyzing new attack trends and sometimes intervening in real-time to remediate attacks. In this article, we share a few recent examples of interesting attacks hailing from different regions around the globe that our advanced email security solution prevented, which were then analyzed by the IR team.

How to Prevent Phishing Attacks

Learn about common phishing attacks, challenges in detecting phishing, and advanced technologies that will help organizations prevent phishing attacks.
Email Security Solutions

Top Flaws in Typical Email Security Solutions

Since its inception, Perception Point has been scanning billions of emails, URLs and files every week. Most of the time, Perception Point clients already have at least one email security solution in place.
Slow email protection software

Slow Email Protection Software
Got You Down?

Protecting email is an absolute necessity to continuing business operations. Despite this necessity, however, many end-users find their email protection software takes too long to scan for threats.

Bringing PREVENTION Back!

Listen to this short podcast to learn about content-based threats, the potential cyber threats of collaboration tools, and how the COVID-19 pandemic affects the current threat landscape. At the end of this session, you can also learn how Perception Point solves these issues and how we're bringing PREVENTION is back.
clone phishing attack

The Triple Trouble: 3-Stage Phishing Attack.

Perception Point’s platform intercepted a unique, 3-stage attack that uses multiple evasion techniques, in order to infiltrate the targeted organization. In this post, we will present the complex attack and how Perception Point’s unique engines prevented it.

User Experience vs. Cyber Security

There's a tension between security and business enablement. There's also a tension between security and user experience. So what can you do about it? A full article on the dos and don't's on user experience in cybersecurity