
Get HIPAA Compliant – The Soft and Hard Sides of HIPAA
If your company or organization creates, stores, accesses, or shares electronic personal health information (ePHI), you are required to comply with HIPAA regulations. If you
Detect and quarantine email-based attacks that bypass native controls in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, evade Secure Email Gateways, and slip through legacy tools.
Despite the best efforts of businesses to train their staff in security best practices, people can be rushed or overwhelmed and mistakenly open malicious emails and click links they shouldn’t. No context email bannering can lead to banner fatigue and may be useless for certain businesses.
Secure Email Gateways (SEG) still require re-routing mail through the perimeter, forcing administrators to make and maintain DNS changes and MX records. Not only is this inconvenient, but it also requires ongoing maintenance as new domains are added.
SEG can lack visibility into internal email interactions that would allow for artificial intelligence to properly identify a suspicious message. Removing threats within the email environment can be difficult and administrators often lack visibility into user interactions with malicious messages.
Rigid Bits leverages GreatHorn Cloud Email Security to provide our clients with the capabilities to address the many challenges that come with email threats. GreatHorn enables you to defend yourself with:
Keep staff from suffering from banner fatigue with banner alerts that change in message and form to keep staff on their toes when threats are present.
If someone still clicks a suspicious link, a link preview page can be leveraged to make sure the site they are about to visit is the one they expected. This slows down haphazard clicking, and additional messaging can help continue to educate the employee about possible threats.
Threats are visible and accessible to administrators as quickly as GreatHorn finds them. This means administrators are no longer solely relying on users to report emails, and it gives them the ability for bulk remediation of threats within seconds across the entire system. By avoiding the need to manually remove emails account by account, hours of effort can be saved.
By existing beyond the email gateway and with deep inbox integration, GreatHorn can apply intelligent analysis to email threats. This allows for better identification of threats by determining if the user has communicated with a particular email address before, or if someone is suddenly sending from an email address that is unrecognized and potentially spoofed.
With best practices pre-loaded and easy to create policies that are specific to your organization, administrators can quickly adapt and tune GreatHorn to fit your unique business needs.
GreatHorn has several features that are critical to the defense of your business and that differentiate it from other email security solutions:
Business Email Compromises (BEC) can allow for an attacker to intercept financial information or access sensitive information in saved emails. In many compromises, the attacker will send malicious files, links, or other phishing-based attacks to all past email correspondents.
The risk of account takeover has increased exponentially. Yet identifying compromised email accounts can be tricky – often showing up only after there’s been financial and reputational damage.
Implementing multi-factor authentication won’t protect users from cell-jacking, when a device has been left unlocked, or phone-based social engineering.
GreatHorn Account Takeover Protection leverages intelligence and tools to reduce the risk of compromised accounts and identify them faster by providing a low-friction, secondary layer of authentication that’s easy to implement, difficult to bypass, and minimally disruptive for employees.
Download our white paper “Combating Phishing with Modern Email Security: A Unique Approach to Protecting Enterprises Before, During, and After an Email-Borne Attack” to learn more about how GreatHorn can protect your business!
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If your company or organization creates, stores, accesses, or shares electronic personal health information (ePHI), you are required to comply with HIPAA regulations. If you
On July 18th, Rigid Bits invites agencies that sell Life and Health to join us in an overview of HIPAA and services that can simplify
Rigid Bits is excited to announce we’ll be co-hosting a free HIPAA information webinar with our partners over at The Compliance Group. Did you know
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