Email Security
Email Threats by the Numbers
Email remains the #1 attack vector. Business email compromise and phishing continue to evolve faster than traditional defenses.
$6.3B
BEC Losses in 2024
Business email compromise total reported losses (FBI IC3, 2024)
63%
Cite BEC as Top Threat
Security leaders rank business email compromise as their #1 identity concern
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Time to Fall for Phishing
Median time for a user to click a phishing link after opening the email
57.7%
Use Malicious PDFs
Phishing attacks now deliver payloads through PDF attachments instead of links
How Modern BEC Attacks Work
Today's business email compromise goes far beyond simple phishing links. Attackers exploit trusted sessions and cloud applications to bypass traditional email filters entirely.
Session Hijacking
Attackers steal active login sessions to bypass MFA entirely. Once inside, they operate as the legitimate user, reading emails and sending messages from the compromised account.
Rogue OAuth Apps
Malicious third-party applications request email access permissions. Once authorized, they maintain persistent access to mailboxes without needing the user's password.
Inbox Rule Manipulation
Attackers create hidden email rules to forward messages, delete security alerts, or redirect financial communications without the user's knowledge.
Beyond Email Filtering: Identity-Based Threat Detection
Traditional email filters stop known threats. Identity threat detection catches what gets through — the compromised accounts, stolen sessions, and rogue applications that filters can't see.
3-Minute Response to Account Takeover
When a compromised account is detected, the response is immediate: the account is disabled, active sessions are revoked, and malicious inbox rules are removed — all within minutes, 24/7.
Unwanted Access Detection
Logins from unexpected countries, VPNs, proxies, and known malicious infrastructure are flagged and blocked. Over 75% of account takeovers originate from VPNs, proxies, and tunnels.
MFA Bypass Detection
Adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attacks account for 18.9% of all identity threats. Our monitoring detects credential theft and session hijacking that bypass MFA entirely.
Data Exfiltration Timeline
When a BEC incident occurs, a complete timeline of malicious activity is generated — showing exactly what was accessed, forwarded, or exfiltrated during the compromise window.
Stop Threats Before They Reach Your Inbox
- Block phishing attacks
- Prevent ransomware delivery
- Stop business email compromise
- Detect rogue OAuth applications
- Monitor for inbox rule manipulation
Email is Your Most Vulnerable Channel
Email remains the primary attack vector for cybercriminals. Phishing, malware attachments, and business email compromise schemes cost businesses billions annually. But modern BEC is an identity problem, not just an email problem — attackers log in rather than break in. Advanced email security combines AI-powered filtering to block threats at the gateway with identity threat detection to catch compromised accounts, stolen sessions, and rogue applications that email filters can't see.
AI-Powered Threat Detection and Prevention
Behavioral Analysis
Machine learning identifies anomalies in sender behavior and email content patterns.
URL Protection
Real-time scanning and rewriting of malicious links, including time-delayed attacks.
Attachment Sandboxing
Execute suspicious files in isolated environments before delivery to users.
Impersonation Defense
Detect display name spoofing and executive impersonation attempts.
Protection for Critical Business Scenarios
- Invoice & Payment Fraud
Detect fake invoices and wire transfer redirect schemes targeting accounts payable. - Credential Harvesting
Block phishing pages designed to steal login credentials for cloud applications. - Executive Impersonation
Identify emails spoofing leadership to request urgent wire transfers or data access. - Data Exfiltration
Prevent unauthorized sharing of sensitive files through email channels.
Seamless Integration with Microsoft 365
Our email security integrates directly with Microsoft 365, adding advanced protection without disrupting workflows. Email filtering operates at the gateway, while identity threat detection monitors sign-in activity, OAuth application behavior, and mailbox rule changes continuously. Suspicious emails are quarantined automatically. Compromised accounts are disabled and sessions revoked within minutes. Administrators get actionable threat intelligence, data exfiltration timelines, and compliance reporting from a single platform — no complex configurations required.