Phishing Analysis & Protection for Your Business
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The Phishing Frenzy: Why Phishing Analysis is a Must, not a Nice-to-Have
Phishing has become a pervasive threat to businesses in today’s digital landscape. Bolster identified an average of 38,000 new phishing domains targeting businesses daily. Cybercriminals are constantly evolving their tactics to lure unsuspecting individuals into divulging sensitive information such as login credentials, financial details, and personal data. As the volume and sophistication of phishing domains continue to rise, organizations must prioritize the implementation of robust defenses.
Effective phishing analysis is essential for businesses to proactively detect and neutralize phishing domain attempts. Through comprehensive analysis, businesses can better understand the anatomy of a phishing attack, recognize common patterns and indicators, and improve their incident response capabilities.
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When it comes to phishing domain threats targeting your business online, you don’t want to leave any stone unturned. Access the best phishing analysis technology, built on a database that’s learned from billions of proof points.
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See the Benefits with CheckPhish Phishing Analysis
Phishing threats are growing at alarming rates, and across multiple channels. With over 170% increase in phishing attacks originating from social media in 2024, you need a phishing analysis solution that fights threats on all fronts. Trust CheckPhish to:
Protect your brand from phishing attacks
When fake versions of your brand interact with your audience, it can be hard to come back from. Ensure a positive brand experience by eliminating phishing domains targeting your brand.
Recognize Phishing Attack Patterns
With effective phishing analysis and data at your disposal, your team can identify emerging attack trends and proactively prevent future phishing attempts before they go live.
Protect Without Breaking the Bank
CheckPhish offers many cost-effective options for threat hunters and security teams to monitor phishing domains, without spending more than their business can afford.
Continuously Monitor for Ongoing Phishing Threats
Instead of the one-and-done scan approach, CheckPhish can scan potentially malicious domains for new activity daily, as well as after they’ve been taken down to ensure no future threat.
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Bolster offers customizable threat protection and multi-channel solutions that work for organizations around the world. We continue to protect companies of all sizes – from startups to Fortune 500s
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is phishing and why is it a significant threat to businesses?
Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising itself as a trustworthy entity and can cover a wide range of attack types (email phishing, smishing, fake text messages, and more). Phishing poses a significant threat to businesses due to the potential loss of data, financial losses, and reputational damage.
How can phishing analysis help in preventing cybersecurity breaches?
Phishing analysis helps businesses identify and mitigate phishing attempts by analyzing suspicious emails and websites, detecting potential threats, and enhancing overall security posture.
What are the key indicators that suggest an email or website might be a phishing attempt?
Common indicators of a phishing attempt include misspelled URLs, urgent language, requests for personal information, and suspicious attachments or links. With the wider adaption of accessible AI, phishing attacks are becoming more and more believable, because it is easier for hackers to conduct widespread phishing schemes with more legitimate messages.
How often should businesses conduct phishing analysis on their systems and employees?
It is recommended that businesses conduct phishing analysis regularly, with the minimum monthly. To stay proactive in identifying and addressing potential security risks as soon as they develop, we recommend daily phishing analysis.
What tools and technologies are used in conducting thorough phishing analysis?
Phishing analysis tools include email scanners, website analysis software, and simulated phishing campaigns to test employee awareness.
Can phishing analysis be automated to streamline the process and improve efficiency?
Yes, phishing analysis can be automated using specialized software to streamline the process, analyze large volumes of data, and increase efficiency in threat detection. We recommend CheckPhish phishing analysis for smaller scale phishing detection and prevention, and recommend Bolster for teams looking to scale their phishing analysis and protection with automated scanning and takedown technology.
How can businesses ensure that their employees are adequately trained to recognize phishing attempts?
Employee training is essential for recognizing phishing attempts, and businesses should regularly educate staff on best practices for identifying and reporting suspicious emails.
What are the common red flags to be aware of when assessing the legitimacy of an email or website?
Red flags to watch for include unsolicited emails, generic greetings, requests for urgent action, grammatical errors, and mismatched URLs.
How does phishing analysis complement other cybersecurity measures such as firewalls and antivirus software?
Phishing analysis complements cybersecurity measures by providing an additional layer of defense against targeted attacks that traditional security solutions may not catch.
What steps should a business take if a successful phishing attack is detected during analysis?
If a successful phishing attack is detected during analysis, businesses should immediately quarantine affected systems, reset compromised passwords, alert relevant stakeholders, and conduct a thorough investigation to prevent future incidents.
