Key protection against:

• Email-based attacks: Are the most popular tool cyber-criminals use against individuals and businesses.
• Spam: Unsolicited junk emails are sent to millions of recipients, in bulk. Follow ups to these spam create the illusion of legality. Unsubscribe just ads you to ANOTHER spammers list.
• Scams: Email scams use fraud and social engineering to steal information from victims. This is similar to spam, but they always require some type data from you.
• Malware: Infected attachments are dangerous because of their attack strategy. Cyber-criminals embed malware into: documents, pdfs, images, archives – enticingly rename those files and send it to you. When you interact with those infected files, your device is compromised.
• Domain Impersonation: Using FAKE domains to trick victims with copycat websites. Visually perfect copy of the login page, but sightly different from original domains like: paypal.com vs paypol.org - where unsuspecting victim enters its paypal credentials for login.
• Spear Phishing : A highly personalised email scam, where cyber-criminals carefully research their targets and use that information to craft a compelling message. They often mix elements of AI text generation, Domain Impersonation and malware to finish their agenda.