Stop Phishing Before It Causes Damage

Some phishing attacks bypass security, leaving teams uncertain about the damage. Early detection is key to closing this gap and understanding the risk.

Phishing attacks continue to pose a significant threat, especially those designed to bypass standard security filters. When a seemingly harmless email gets through and an employee clicks a malicious link, it creates a critical blind spot for security teams. This situation leaves them struggling to answer urgent questions: what information was compromised, who else in the company was targeted, and how far has the attacker penetrated the network? This "detection gap" is a common challenge for many security operations, where the initial breach is just the beginning of a period of intense uncertainty. The inability to quickly assess the scope of an attack hampers any immediate response efforts, allowing the threat to potentially spread further.

The key to bridging this detection gap is implementing early and more effective phishing detection capabilities. Shifting focus to earlier identification helps security teams move from a reactive state of uncertainty to a proactive one based on clear evidence. With early detection, teams can rapidly determine the nature and scale of the attack, understand its blast radius, and identify all affected users and systems. This clarity is crucial for a swift and effective incident response. For businesses, this translates directly into reduced risk, minimizing the window of opportunity for attackers and protecting sensitive data before a major incident occurs.