Anti Phishing - How to safeguard against Phishing

Safeguard Against Phishing and Impersonation Attacks with Guardian Digital EnGarde Cloud Email Security
As phishing, spear phishing and whaling attacks become increasingly sophisticated and problematic for organizations, anti-phishing software has become a critical piece of technology for businesses in all industries. Over 95% of cyber attacks on enterprise networks - which often result in significant downtime, financial loss and serious reputation damage - begin with a spear phishing email. Implementing anti-phishing protection as part of an all-in-one, cloud-based security platform is the most effective way to defend against phishing attacks.
What is Phishing and How Does It Work?
Phishing, which has dominated the email threat landscape for over two decades, is a popular email scam in which cyber criminals send malicious emails designed to trick users into giving up sensitive credentials or downloading malware onto their computer. Phishing campaigns often employ social engineering, or techniques used to manipulate psychology. These scams usually encourage recipients to act rapidly, without stopping to think things through before interacting with a fraudulent email they have received. In highly targeted spear phishing campaigns, attackers go after specific individuals, using information gathered through research to pose a someone that person knows and trusts.
Because phishing scams exploit user behavior, traditional anti-phishing programs often involve user training and education. However, human behavior is ultimately unpredictable, and security awareness training alone is not enough to safeguard against phishing and other email-borne attacks. Ensuring that effective anti-phishing protection is in place is imperative in safeguarding your users, your key assets and your brand.
Protect Your Organization from Phishing Attacks with Guardian Digital’s Integrated Anti-Phishing Services
Because no single anti-phishing technology is 100% foolproof, the most effective phishing defense strategy involves a combination of technologies working harmoniously to detect and block attacks. Guardian Digital provides layered anti-phishing defenses as part of its comprehensive, multi-tiered EnGarde Cloud Email Security suite.
As a SaaS-based solution, EnGarde does not require the purchase of any software or hardware and is remotely managed around-the-clock by a team of security experts - eliminating the need for a mail administrator or full-time IT department.
EnGarde Cloud Email Security employs advanced malicious URL protection and file analysis, scanning each email that passes through its gateway to detect malicious links and attachments that could lead to compromise. To combat email spoofing and sender fraud, our solution implements layered email authentication protocols including SPF, DMARC and DKIM to verify the identity of the sender. EnGarde analyzes hundreds of thousands of attributes of each email prior to delivery, ensuring that only safe, legitimate mail reaches your inbox.
Latest Content
- What Is an Email Filtering Service & How Does It Work to Secure Email?
- How to Protect Your Email Account from Being Hacked?
- KeyLogger - How it is used by Hackers to monitor what you type?
- What Helps Protect from Spear Phishing: 21 Ways of Protecting Businesses from Spear Phishing
- 6 Best Practices to Secure Your Open Source Projects
- Improve Your IT Security With These 7 Fundamental Methods
- How to Protect Your Email Account From Malware and Hackers
- Practical Cybersecurity Advice for Small Businesses
- End-to-End Encryption Online: Benefits & Freedoms
- What Are the Benefits of Email Encryption?
Other FAQs
- What Is Guardian Digital EnGarde Cloud Email Security?
- What are Some Examples of Malicious Code & What Can They Do?
- How to Properly Scan Your Windows Computer for Malware & Remove Malware from Your PC
- What Should I Do if I Accidentally Clicked on a Phishing Link?
- What Are Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks?
- Why Should Businesses Outsource Email Security?
- What Is Domain Spoofing?
- What Are Insider Threats & How Can You Reduce Your Risk?