
Loyola School
See how Loyola School’s one person IT team overcame email security challenges with Graphus and BullPhish ID.
View Success StoryMidwest Data Center, established in 2003, employs more than 60 IT professionals. The company focuses on managed IT and security services, backup and disaster recovery, and more with the aim of helping SMB customers optimize their IT processes. Midwest Data Center specializes in servicing schools, healthcare organizations, banks and insurance companies. The technology services they provide include server management, workstation management, backup and security.
"Our rep gave us a demo of Graphus and we thought it was amazing. It was great. I was like, ‘this is what we need!’"
Midwest Data Center noticed that even though customers were engaging in security awareness training, some employees were still clicking on phishing messages. They wanted a solution that would enable them to give customers a layer of email security protection. The right solution would offer tools that help employees adopt better email practices and enable them to report problems easily to lower the chance that someone would interact with a phishing message. Plus, the solution needed to pair seamlessly with other security tools.
Goals of Midwest Data Center-Graphus Relationship:
Midwest Data Center found exactly what they needed with Graphus. Not only did Graphus minimize the amount of phishing messages their customers’ employees received, but it also provided bright warning banners that a message might not be legitimate with an easy one-click system to report trouble. That is especially important as phishing attacks grow increasingly more sophisticated and challenging for even trained employees to catch. The clean, attractive reports that Graphus provides helped Midwest Data Center representatives show clients the number of phishing attacks that Graphus caught, demonstrating its value.
“I can set Graphus up in about 15 minutes and I'm good to go.”
“We get a nice report to send to our customers and they love it. It makes them happy to see how many attacks they're being protected from.”