Enhance Blocking Efficiency

Phishing remains one of the most profitable cybercrimes and continues to fuel the underground economy.
Attackers relentlessly attempt to steal credentials—either to sell them or to gain unauthorized access to enterprise systems. This threat isn’t going away anytime soon.
Even with strong filters and block lists in place, there are always opportunities to make threat-blocking more efficient and more valuable to the organization.

“We once relied on more than a dozen separate data feeds to maintain our block list. With our new approach, we’ve reduced that number by two-thirds while improving accuracy.”
— Lead Analyst, Global Enterprise

Our threat and risk-management solutions enable organizations to consolidate data sources, simplify operations, and lower costs while maintaining a higher standard of phishing protection.
Automated updates to block lists use up-to-date threat intelligence to keep pace with constantly evolving phishing infrastructures.

Accelerate Incident Response

Phishing incidents often trigger a surge of alerts and investigations. Yet the real success of a response effort lies in preventing attackers from reaching their ultimate objectives—data exfiltration, credential abuse, or network persistence.

“Even if a threat actor manages to get in, that doesn’t mean they can get anything out.”
— Senior Security Analyst, Fortune 100 Company

Our platform empowers security teams to quickly identify, isolate, and block outbound communications to malicious or compromised domains and IP addresses.
By cutting off external connections to known phishing networks, you stop the attack before it turns into a full-scale breach.

Validate Clean-up and Recovery

Even a single infected endpoint silently connecting to a command-and-control (C2) server can reignite an entire attack chain.
Post-incident recovery often consumes far more time and budget than the initial containment effort, especially if undetected malware remains active.

Our solutions give organizations the visibility needed to confirm complete remediation.
They detect any residual communication attempts to malicious infrastructure, ensuring no hidden threat remains and that the environment is truly clean.