Prnewswire Doppel Launches AI-Driven Email Security to Combat Social Engineering Attacks
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- •Doppel Email Security leverages agentic AI to enhance email threat detection.
- •The solution connects inbox activity with external attack infrastructure for better context.
- •Kaseya emphasizes the need for improved cybersecurity measures in education due to constant threats.
Doppel has announced the general availability of its Email Security solution, designed to detect and disrupt social engineering attacks. The platform utilizes agentic AI and the Doppel Threat Graph to connect inbox activity with external attack infrastructure. Traditional email security methods have proven inadequate against modern threats, which can escalate rapidly and often go undetected. The solution aims to enhance security teams' capabilities by providing real-time insights and context for malicious emails. This development comes as organizations face increasing challenges from sophisticated phishing and social engineering tactics. The new service is expected to significantly improve the detection and response times for security teams. Kaseya's recent insights highlight the ongoing struggle institutions face against cyber threats, particularly in education sectors with limited resources.
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