EMAIL SECURITY GUIDE

Securing Organizations Through a Dynamic Email Assistant

The email security industry has been talking about banners forever. Microsoft first started putting warning banners in emails in 2013. Recent debates pit two camps against each other. 

On one side are advocates who say that artificial intelligence is working perfectly at phish detection, and so there is no need for banners to inform email users about potentially dangerous messages. On the other are those who believe that the human factor is key, and that protection depends on making people aware of dangers.

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In the phishing world, there’s even banner suppression, wherein the bad guys look for banners in email and use tricks to make them disappear, so email recipients won’t be alerted that something’s up. Who would have thought there’d be banner wars? Over the years the banner advocates have developed banners in various forms, and they all add value to some degree, but there are banners and then there are banners.

What's inside this guide:

  • How static banners differ from next-gen banners
  • What is the email assistant
  • The science of false positives in email security product
  • and more...

INKY helps companies secure email using a cloud-based security platform that proactively and instantly scans inbound, internal, and outbound emails to eliminate phishing and malware. The platform intelligently eliminates security threats by blocking malicious emails while assisting employees in real-time to handle suspicious emails.