The 3 Cybersecurity Blind Spots Putting Texas SMBs at Risk — And How to Fix Them
Small and midsize businesses across Dallas and Fort Worth are prime targets because attackers know budgets are tight, teams are lean, and attack...
Introduction
Your email system is ground zero for most attacks. Phishing, malware distribution, credential theft, and ransomware all arrive through email. While basic spam filters block obvious threats, sophisticated attacks require advanced email security that understands context, detects anomalies, and prevents threats from reaching users.
Why Email is the Preferred Attack Vector
Email is trusted. Employees open email from unknown senders because it feels official. Email reaches every organization without firewall blocking. Email requires no technical exploitation—just social engineering. Attackers send hundreds of variations until one succeeds.
Advanced Threat Protection
Modern email security combines multiple detection methods. Machine learning identifies new phishing variations that signature-based filters miss. URL rewriting prevents employees from clicking malicious links. Attachment sandboxing detonates suspicious files in isolated environments before delivering them. All of this happens transparently before emails reach your inbox.
Comprehensive Email Security:
• Advanced Threat Protection: Detect zero-day phishing and malware variations.
• URL Rewriting and Sandboxing: Safely test suspicious links and attachments.
• Authentication Enforcement: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC prevent domain spoofing.
• Archive and Search: Retrieve deleted emails for compliance investigations.
Small and midsize businesses across Dallas and Fort Worth are prime targets because attackers know budgets are tight, teams are lean, and attack...
Read More
Downtime is more than just an inconvenience for Dallas businesses. It can mean lost revenue, frustrated customers, and missed opportunities. In...