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91% Of Cyber Crimes Start With Email Infiltration

Modern organizations rely on email as their main source of internal and external communications. After all, communicating with your stakeholders is a necessity. Today, hackers are increasingly leveraging individual corporate email accounts to gain access to your network and sensitive information.

Advanced email threat protection is crucial for the security of your organization. Without it, not only will your sensitive data be at risk of falling into the wrong hands, but your customers' information could also become compromised. We offer cutting-edge technologies to help protect and secure your most important data, ensuring that you stay one step ahead of malicious actors, with our advanced email threat protection services, you can rest assured that your organization is safe.

No matter how many precautions your organization takes, new threats are emerging at an alarming rate.

A data breach or information compromise can lead to legal trouble, however it does not have to come to that. With Panoply IT Solutions, you get robust data protection from emerging forms of cyberattacks. Be it ransomware, malware, phishing, and even complete account takeover. We leverage cloud-based AI technology to create a barrier between your email ecosystem and cybercriminals by extending robust protection against the 13 different types of email threats.

13 Types Of Email Threats.

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1

Spam

Spam costs businesses about $20 billion per year. It lowers productivity by flooding inboxes with junk mail and impacts mail servers’ ability to process messages. Spam can be used to distribute malware and in large-scale phishing attacks.

2

Malware

94% of malware is delivered via email. Cybercriminals use email to deliver documents containing malicious code or URLs that point to websites intended to trick users into clicking to download malware. Common types of malware include viruses, Trojans, spyware, worms and ransomware.
3

Data Exfiltration

Data exfiltration is the unauthorized transfer of data from a computer or other device. In addition to malicious attacks, data is frequently exfiltrated accidentally due to human error. The average total cost of a data breach was $3.92 million in 2019.
4

URL Phishing

About 32% of breaches involve phishing, and many phishing attacks include malicious links to fake websites. The use of URL phishing emails is popular and effective. However, only 57% of organizations have URL protection in place.
5

Scamming

Scamming accounts for 39% of all spear-phishing attacks. Cybercriminals use fraudulent schemes to defraud victims or steal their identity by tricking them into disclosing personal information. Examples of scamming include fake job postings, investment opportunities, inheritance notifications, lottery prizes, and fund transfers.
6

Spear Phishing

Spear phishing is a highly personalized form of email phishing attack that leverages social engineering tactics. 43% of organizations said they had been victims of spear-phishing attacks, but only 23% have dedicated spear-phishing protection in place.
7

Domain Impersonation

Domain impersonation is a high-impact attack where cybercriminals attempt to impersonate a domain by using techniques such as typosquatting. It’s often used as part of a conversation hijacking attack as it can be easy to miss the subtle differences between a legitimate email domain and an impersonated email domain.
8

Brand Impersonation

Brand impersonation is intended to impersonate a company or a brand to trick customers into responding and disclosing sensitive information. Service impersonations—attacks that impersonate well-known brands—account for about 47% of all spear-phishing attacks.
9

Extortion

Extortion makes up around 7% of spear-phishing attacks, but the cost of extortion attacks was more than $107 million in 2019. Hackers threaten to release compromising materials unless their victims pay up.
10

Business Email Compromise

Also known as CEO fraud or wire-transfer fraud, BEC attacks are used to impersonate an employee in the organization in order to defraud the company. While BEC attacks make up only 7% of all spear-phishing attacks, it caused more than $1.7 billion in losses in 2019 alone.
11

Conversation Hijacking

Cybercriminals insert themselves into existing business conversations to steal money or personal information. While the volume of conversation hijacking attacks is low compared to other types of phishing attacks, they are very personalized, making them effective, hard to detect, and costly.
12

Lateral Phishing

Attackers use recently hijacked accounts to send fraudulent and phishing emails to unsuspecting recipients within the organization. In a recent study, researchers found that 1 in 7 organizations have experienced a lateral phishing attack.
13

Account Takeover

A recent analysis of account takeover attacks found that 29% of organizations had their Microsoft Office 365 account compromised by hackers in one month. More than 1.5 million malicious and spam emails were sent from these hacked Office 365 accounts over a 30-day period.

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