Traditional email gateways match known signatures. AI-powered email security understands intent and context. Here's why the shift matters for regulated firms.
Legacy gateways block what they've seen before. Today's phishing — BEC, quishing, AI-written lures — is novel by design, so signature matching misses it.
Behavioral models read intent and context: tone, relationship history, and anomalies that indicate impersonation, even with no known-bad indicator. That's how modern attacks get caught.
For legal, healthcare, and financial organizations, a single BEC or data-exfiltration email can trigger breach notification. Catching intent — not just signatures — is the difference. We deploy and tune AI email security as part of our security stack.
Your guest WiFi, credit card terminal, and client file server are probably on the same network. That means a visitor's infected phone and your most sensitive data share an open path. Network segmentation closes it.
AiTM phishing attacks steal your authenticated session token after MFA succeeds, giving attackers access to Microsoft 365 without ever knowing your password or code. Here is what that means for your office and the defenses available in Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
Macs have meaningful built-in security — and real, active threats that bypass it. If your plan is "we use Macs," here is what that plan covers and what it leaves open.