User Reported Phishing

Are Malicious Emails Still Bypassing Your Point Phishing Solution?

Many enterprise phishing solutions today rely on known static threat libraries and AI analytics to identify suspicious patterns of behavior. VMRay provides third-party validation with deeper analysis to identify previously unknown and advanced phishing threats.

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With auto-forwarding feature, VMRay automatically scans and detonates phishing emails. The time needed by the analyst to analyze phishing is nearly halved from 4 to 2 hours, which saves precious time to focus on our strategic tasks on improving our defenses.

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VMRay is our deep analysis that has helped us reduce the workload of our manual analyses by 90%, from 1000s to 100s per day.

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The Challenges:

94% of Breaches are Due to Phishing Attacks

When email gateway detection results are inconclusive, a small percentage of malicious and damaging emails still manage to get through into the enterprise. In large Enterprises with hundreds or even thousands of mailbox recipients, the number of potentially harmful phishing attacks reported by end-users can quickly reach unmanageable quantities.

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Phishing Emails Are Becoming More Difficult to Detect

Threat actors are increasingly using advanced techniques to ensure malicious mails evade primary phishing detection methodologies.

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Manual Triage of Phishing Emails is Time Consuming

Manual analysis of suspicious phishing emails for further triage by the SOC team can take up to an hour for a single email.

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Third-Party Analysis is Required

Re-analyzing suspicious emails that bypass primary detection controls require deeper analysis by a third-party sandbox solution to better identify any possible threat.

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The Solution:

User-Reported Phishing Strengthens Detection

VMRay’s Abuse Mailbox enables SOC teams to create a dedicated mailbox hosted by VMRay, allowing each organization’s employees to become part of the “detection fabric” of the enterprise.

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Educate Users on Phishing Threats
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End-user education has become an invaluable resource for helping to spot new and previously unseen phishing campaigns and malicious email threats.

Bridging The Technology Gap
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User-reported phishing leverages the human element to bridge the gap left by the failure of point phishing solutions to identify advanced email attacks.

Auto-Forwarding of User-Reported Phishing Threats
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Via an Outlook plugin, any suspicious emails can be sent to VMRay by the end-user for a deep, third-party assessment with safe detonation and rapid analysis without direct involvement of scarce SOC resources.

Playbook Integration Further Automates Analysis
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When orchestrated using a SOAR Playbook, a primary phishing solution can flag “suspicious” emails and automatically forward them via the SOAR to VMRay for further investigation and deeper analysis.

The Benefits:

Minimize The Risk of Advanced Phishing Attacks

VMRay’s safe detonation and Machine Learning (ML) driven phishing analysis provides a definitive verdict with greater visibility into an email’s malicious actions.

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Industry Leading Detection of Advanced Threats
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Best-in-class reputational, static, and dynamic analysis of phishing and credential harvesting related email attacks.

Safe Detonation and Deep Analysis
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VMRay’s deep content inspection, recursive link analysis, file attachment verdicts, Smart Link, and other detected web objects can quickly identify emails with malicious intent

Shine a Light on Phishing Blind spots
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Automated responses to end-user submissions reduces phishing related calls to the SOC and speeds the triage process without utilizing critical SOC team resources.

Reduce Enterprise Risk
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VMRay reduces the risk of enterprise compromise by phishing related malware and credential harvesting attempts.