Morningstar Bitdefender Launches Enhanced Email Security to Combat Rising Email Threats
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- •Bitdefender's new platform integrates email and endpoint security for comprehensive protection.
- •Business email compromise (BEC) losses exceeded $6 billion in 2024, highlighting the urgency for enhanced defenses.
- •The solution combines pre-delivery filtering with post-delivery monitoring to close detection gaps.
On April 15, 2026, Bitdefender announced the launch of GravityZone Extended Email Security, a unified platform designed to protect against sophisticated email threats, including phishing, business email compromise (BEC), ransomware, and impersonation attacks. This solution addresses the growing concern over email-related security breaches, which have resulted in over $6 billion in losses due to BEC alone as of 2024. The platform integrates secure email gateway filtering with API-based post-delivery monitoring, enabling continuous protection before and after emails reach user inboxes. This dual-layer approach aims to eliminate detection gaps that traditional security tools often leave, enhancing overall threat visibility and response capabilities. Bitdefender's new offering is built for organizations and managed service providers (MSPs), allowing for seamless integration into existing security environments. The solution leverages threat intelligence from millions of protected systems to improve detection and remediation of advanced threats. The launch reflects a broader trend in cybersecurity towards comprehensive, integrated solutions to counter evolving email threats.
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