Email Security Services

January 21, 2021

Email Security Services protects email accounts, content, and communication against unauthorized access, loss or compromise. Small and midsized businesses (SMBs) are targeted with the same cyber-attacks as large enterprises. Using Email Security Services minimizes threats using the following methods:

Inbound/Outbound Email Filtering

Emails are filtered and sanitized before being delivered to your mail server to protect you from email-borne threats. The best possible level of protection is achieved using virus scanning, spam scoring, real-time intent analysis, URL link protection, reputation checks and other techniques.

Email attachments and URL links are systematically inspected for viruses and other email threats.

Outbound filtering stops outbound attacks originating from inside the network, which not only protects your partners and customers, but also keeps you from being added to spam block lists.

Blocking Advanced Threats

Some of the most dangerous threats come from advanced threats that are designed to evade email filters. Advanced threat protection defends against ransomware and other malware; including zero-day attacks and advanced threats using multiple, layered analytic engines, including behavioral analytics, static analysis, and finally CPU-emulation sandboxing to detect unknown and evasive threats.

Email Encryption and Archiving

Email encryption and archiving keeps sensitive data protected, such as, credit card numbers, social security numbers, HIPAA data, and more. Policies can be designed to automatically encrypt, quarantine, or even block certain outbound emails based on their content, sender, or recipient, keeping your organization compliant with business and governmental regulations.

Right Click Solutions recommends Email Security Services to protect our client’s email platform that minimizes potential threats by quarantining suspicious emails so they can be thoroughly inspected for legitimacy. We offer a complete solution designed to reduce risk from email-borne cyber threats.