Graphus - Anti Phishing Software | Cloud Email Security

Email is the most successful delivery method for the costliest cyberattacks out there: business email compromise, credential theft, ransomware — the list goes on

Graphus is the world’s first automated phishing defense platform that protects you from cybercriminals posing as trusted contacts

Phishing works by sending emails laced with ransomware, fileless malware, and other threats directly to your employees. These emails are disguised as messages from trusted individuals like a manager, coworker, or business associate to trick your employees into activating the enclosed malware or granting unauthorized access. The results include Business Email Compromise (BEC), Account Takeover (ATO), credential theft, ransomware and more disastrous incidents. As these attacks grow more sophisticated, not even G-Suite or Office 365 can filter them out, but the Graphus AI can.

Phishing and the Damage It Does

91%

Of cyberattacks start with a phishing email

99.7%

Of documents used in attachment-based malware campaigns rely on social engineering

65%

Of social engineering attacks like spear phishing are successful

$130,000

Average loss per BEC attack

60%

Of company employees on average will fall for a spear phishing attack

70%

Of consumers would consider leaving a retailer that falls victim to a ransomware attack

How Graphus Works

How Graphus Works Graphus requires no hardware purchase or software downloads; it’s ready to deploy in minutes via cloud API to start protecting your business by:

Analyzing
your employees’ business relationships (who they work with, how often they communicate, etc.) to make trusted profiles
Scanning
for suspicious irregularities in message content and attachments and comparing them to trusted profiles to detect attacks
Learning
from user interaction and feedback to grow smarter and defend you better from new, emerging threats

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Graphus meets that need for an additional layer of security and requires a minimal investment in terms of time from your existing manpower.

Adam Karveller VP of Information Technology Newk’s Eatery

Spear phishing attacks were three times higher than we thought we were seeing. I had no idea there was that much hitting our users. Eye-opening is a good way to word it. Shocking might be another way. We thought we had a better handle on it than we did.

Mike Komnick IT Manager Martin Engineering