The new Barracuda scanner detects advanced threats that have crossed the security boundary in your mail and are in your Office365, Exchange mail (Cloud) and Exchange locally (OnPremise).
In today's world, every mailbox is the target of spam, viruses, malware, cryptolockers that encrypt computers, or the recipient of other sophisticated means of obtaining user data. The goal, of course, is to obtain confidential data, login credentials, extort a ransom to decrypt the data, or is it even a piece of the attack that leads to taking control of the attacked organization and stealing its data. Every company currently uses solutions to protect the user. Even some organizations are using and coping admirably with built-in mechanisms, such as Advanced Mail Protection for Exchange Online users. More sophisticated threats are able to bypass these security mechanisms and filters and reach the end user. According to official statistics, 5 out of 6 large companies have become targets of active attacks. Some of the targeted attacks have caused measurable losses immediately (e.g., encryption and locking of computers), while others remain dormant in downloaded mail, waiting to be viewed again by the user.
Have you ever wondered how many advanced threats have bypassed your security system?
If not, you can currently scan your mailbox for free and see if you can trust your current security. You can use Barracuda's scanner for such scanning. If you fill out the form below you will get access to this tool and support from our engineer.
The new Barracuda scanner detects advanced threats that have crossed the security boundary in your mail and are in your Office365, Exchange (Cloud) mail or local Exchange mail.
The Barracuda scanner will detect extremely dangerous attacks, such as:
- Attacks on the victim's mailbox aimed at attaching malicious files and then linking them to social media so that other people open them.
- Spear Phishing attacks, which is the impersonation of specific individuals from an organization to identify key figures (CEO, CIO, CTO, etc.) and lead such a person to start using a fictitious/malicious website.
- Social Media Phishing Attacks, when social media hackers and e-commers entice the victim to use malicious websites that infect the computer in question and thus the organization.
- Zero Day Attacks (aka Zero Day Attacks) are attacks that appeared in your mail before the threat was known (an extremely dangerous form of mail attacks in most cases aimed at creating financial losses for the victim)
If you are interested in this topic fill out the form and leave your data. You will get access to the tool and help from a consultant.