Managed email security services
Take a people-centric approach to email security
Take a people-centric approach to email security
Cybercriminals increasingly target people instead of infrastructure, with new and more sophisticated cyberthreats, organizations need to put adequate controls in place to protect corporate communication from business email compromise, malware, ransomware and credential phishing.
To stay ahead of attackers and help mitigate security risks, you need an innovative approach that can detect, analyze and block advanced email threats before they reach the inbox.
Avoid the need for additional email security solutions. Outsource tactical email security requirements and obtain actionable insights.
Block malicious inbound email attacks and monitor outbound for data loss around the clock from security analysts and responders.
Regular reviews of email security configuration, policies, email attack types and frequency with proactive email security recommendations.
Regular compliance management by implementing usage policies for email.
Diligent, ongoing prevention and threat response for advanced email attacks.
Trusted advisors provide strategic, architectural and email security design best practices, and a roadmap to maturity based on your unique requirements and goals.
Ongoing prevention and threat response for advanced email attacks, as well as health data and email activity analysis.
A comprehensive security awareness program, including development and continuous adaption of email attacks and phishing education, fostering a risk-aware culture.
Protect critical assets and manage the full threat lifecycle with a smarter security framework.
Proactively manage and respond to security threats with the expertise, skills and people of IBM Security™ X-Force®.
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Centralized visibility to detect, investigate and respond to critical cybersecurity threats.
Protect enterprise data and address regulatory compliance.
Protect your employees from the fourth largest cause of a malicious breach.