Social Engineering

Social Engineering

Social Engineering

Social Engineering is the layer that defends against attacks aimed at people rather than systems. Most breaches still start with a convincing email, a spoofed website, or a well-timed phone call, not a technical exploit. This category exists to catch the con before an employee, or a customer, falls for it.

Social Engineering is the layer that defends against attacks aimed at people rather than systems. Most breaches still start with a convincing email, a spoofed website, or a well-timed phone call, not a technical exploit. This category exists to catch the con before an employee, or a customer, falls for it.

Social Engineering is the layer that defends against attacks aimed at people rather than systems. Most breaches still start with a convincing email, a spoofed website, or a well-timed phone call, not a technical exploit. This category exists to catch the con before an employee, or a customer, falls for it.

What's Inside the Category

What's Inside the Category

What's Inside the Category

Three product families, one goal: catch the con before someone falls for it.

ICES
ICES
ICES
Integrated Cloud Email Security
Integrated Cloud Email Security
Integrated Cloud Email Security

Filters phishing, malware, and business email compromise out of the inbox before an employee ever has to make the right call on a convincing fake.

Filters phishing, malware, and business email compromise out of the inbox before an employee ever has to make the right call on a convincing fake.

SAT
SAT
SAT
Security Awareness Training
Security Awareness Training
Security Awareness Training

Runs simulated phishing campaigns and targeted training so employees learn to recognize a real attack instead of becoming its entry point.

Runs simulated phishing campaigns and targeted training so employees learn to recognize a real attack instead of becoming its entry point.

DRP
DRP
DRP
Digital Risk Protection
Digital Risk Protection
Digital Risk Protection

Monitors the web for look-alike domains, fake social profiles, and impersonation sites built to scam customers using the company's name.

Monitors the web for look-alike domains, fake social profiles, and impersonation sites built to scam customers using the company's name.

Why it Exists

Why it Exists

Why it Exists

Attackers don't need to break in when they can be let in. A well-crafted email or a fake login page still outperforms most technical exploits, and the same tactics now target customers through spoofed domains and impersonation. Social Engineering exists because people, not just systems, are the target, and they need tools and training built for that reality.

Attackers don't need to break in when they can be let in. A well-crafted email or a fake login page still outperforms most technical exploits, and the same tactics now target customers through spoofed domains and impersonation. Social Engineering exists because people, not just systems, are the target, and they need tools and training built for that reality.

The Problems it Solves

The Problems it Solves

The Problems it Solves

Phishing emails and business email compromise reaching employee inboxes

Employees unable to tell a real request from a convincing fake

Look-alike domains and fake profiles impersonating the brand to scam customers

No way to measure whether security awareness training is actually working

Attacks that target people succeeding where technical controls hold

Build security that works with your people, not against them.

Build security that works with your people, not against them.

Build security that works with your people, not against them.

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The right mix of training and technical controls depends on how your teams actually communicate day to day. Let's talk about what would move the needle for yours.

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The right mix of training and technical controls depends on how your teams actually communicate day to day. Let's talk about what would move the needle for yours.

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