Block phishing attacks against your customers and employees.
Modern phishing attacks require modern anti-phishing techniques
Phishing campaigns aren’t new. But the low barrier of entry and increased availability of compromised credentials have pushed adversaries to evolve their tactics to avoid traditional security controls. Threat actors now regularly deploy a variety of tactics and techniques to trick customers and employees, including cloaked URLs, spoofed websites, hijacked domains, embedded malware sites, and fake social media accounts. The engagement with malicious domains, or any associated phishing emails, can lead to data leakage and credential theft, erode trust in your brand, cause financial harm, and damage your reputation. Traditional anti-phishing software reacts to phishing attacks when it’s too late, at the email or SMS text level. It does not stop the threat at the source – the malicious domain itself.
Why are Phishing Attacks so Dangerous?
Phishing is involved in over 90% of cyberattacks worldwide. From the tech novice to the seasoned IT professional, everyone is susceptible to phishing because of a threat actor’s ability to exploit human behavior with surprisingly well-crafted and convincing messages. Email and SMS are well documented as the primary threat vectors for phishing. However, what is less known is that a malicious domain is almost always required as a precursor to launch a phishing campaign. Without the ability to cut off the root cause of phishing attacks, businesses put their internal and customer-facing assets at heightened risk. In today’s digital-first world, customers expect businesses to keep their information secure, which is one of the many reasons why a phishing attack can so easily tarnish your company’s reputation.
Disrupt phishing campaigns at the root with anti-phishing software
Anyone, even the most tech-savvy of us, can become a victim of phishing and fraud. Don’t leave phishing scams to chance. Secure Contain Protect domain phishing protection empowers security teams to identify and disrupt phishing at its root cause. Don’t just block phishing sites – take down the phishing infrastructure and stop attackers at the source.