The evolution of attack surfaces
The inadequacies of legacy cybersecurity vendors are being made increasingly obvious by the evolution of how cybercriminals are carrying out attacks. We can track this through the history of preferred attack surfaces.
Our Focus
Early-web
Human to Machine
Humans manually exploiting machines to gain access was the stuff of movies that became a reality as the internet connected most of the world’s machines together.
Web 2.0
Machine to Machine
Then automation took over and spam, viruses, and malware were all over the internet - effectively machines fighting machines.
Our Focus
Today's web
Human to Human
But then criminals realised that breaking into machines, databases and such, is pretty hard work. Humans on the other hand can be emotionally manipulated and tricked into carrying out an action that costs you money.
Future web
Machine to Human
We believe that on the not-so-distant horizon we have a world where criminals have realized the technology exists and they no longer have to devise the campaigns. Instead, they can weaponize technology like generative AI to synthesize text, voice, and potentially video to launch these attacks at a level of scale and fidelity that we have yet to witness.
Human to Machine
Humans manually exploiting machines to gain access was the stuff of movies that became a reality as the internet connected most of the world’s machines together.
Human to Human
But then criminals realised that breaking into machines, databases and such, is pretty hard work. Humans on the other hand can be emotionally manipulated and tricked into carrying out an action that costs you money.
Early-web
Web 2.0
Today's web
Future web
Machine to Machine
Then automation took over and spam, viruses, and malware were all over the internet - effectively machines fighting machines.
Machine to Human
We believe that on the not-so-distant horizon we have a world where criminals have realized the technology exists and they no longer have to devise the campaigns. Instead, they can weaponize technology like generative AI to synthesize text, voice, and potentially video to launch these attacks at a level of scale and fidelity that we have yet to witness.
Why you need a Digital Resilience Platform to fight cyberattacks
In today’s ever-evolving threat environment, the fight to protect your business against threats becomes less about silver bullet solutions and more about hardening your attack surface against inevitable threats. This is digital resilience.
Threat Vectors
Email is one of the greatest attack vectors for businesses on the internet, but it’s one of many that businesses need to protect. Attackers will look to exploit all the vulnerabilities across your organization’s attack surface, including your email, domains, web applications, brand, supply chain, and entire network perimeter. Instead of treating key email security risks individually, your organization needs a comprehensive understanding of and visibility into all your assets, as well as the ability to secure these.
Threat Vectors
Email is one of the greatest attack vectors for businesses on the internet, but it’s one of many that businesses need to protect. Attackers will look to exploit all the vulnerabilities across your organization’s attack surface, including your email, domains, web applications, brand, supply chain, and entire network perimeter. Instead of treating key email security risks individually, your organization needs a comprehensive understanding of and visibility into all your assets, as well as the ability to secure these.
Red Sift Platform
Red Sift's Digital Resilience Platform solves for the greatest vulnerabilities across email, domains, and the network perimeter. Products on the Red Sift platform include:
- OnDMARC: blocks outbound phishing attacks
- OnINBOX: analyzes the security of inbound emails
- OnDOMAIN: uncovers and takes down lookalike domains
- Hardenize: discovers and monitors all public-facing assets
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How do Red Sift's products work together?
Our Partnerships
Industry associations
APWG
Red Sift is a sponsoring member of the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG).
Retail and Hospitality ISAC
Red Sift is an associate member of RH-ISAC, helping to provide its cybersecurity solutions to the world’s retail and hospitality brands.
Email Expert (Inbox Expo)
Red Sift is a committee member of Email Expert’s steering committee.
Strategic Partnerships
MISA
Red Sift offers a Microsoft approved integration for DMARC Reporting for Office 365.
Entrust
Red Sift and Entrust partner to provide the only integrated platform offering to support VMC application and management for BIMI.
Validity
Red Sift and Validity are partners in mutual data sharing to ensure that their customers are implementing ethical and secure email marketing campaigns.
Security Scorecard
Through its Marketplace integration, Red Sift provides SecurityScorecard customers with several email security signals focusing on important data like DNS Health with SPF records, Social Engineering with DMARC, and visual logo identity and trust with BIMI.
Find out how the Red Sift Platform keeps organizations cyber secure