Better understand how Mimecast Cybergraph works
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Limiting intelligence gathering techniques utilised by attackers
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Detecting sophisticated, highly targeted email threats
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Engaging users at the point of risk with warning banners
Key benefits:
- Improves detection of sophisticated phishing and impersonation attacks
- Uses AI and machine learning technology that gets smarter over time
- Delivers in-context alerts to employees at the point of risk
- Protects employees anytime, anywhere with realtime alerts delivered to any device
- Removes embedded email trackers to reduce the risk of corporate espionage
- Protects against cybercriminal reconnaissance that enables highly targeted attacks
How it works:
- CyberGraph uses artificial intelligence to create an identity graph.
- The identity graph stores information about relationships and connections between all senders and recipients, as well as the sophistication level of the language they use.
- Baseline behaviors are used to detect anomalies.
- Informational banners are added to suspicious emails at the point of action.
- Banners are color coded to indicate the level of risk.
- Banners also provide information about the threat to help users decide if the email is malicious.
- Users can report the email as dangerous or safe.
- Reporting information is crowd-sourced; and if the risk level changes based on this or other threat intelligence, the banner can be automatically updated with the new indicators.
- Reported emails are also checked by a security team to classify them.