Stop supply chain attacks

Detect phishing emails sent by threat actors using compromised supply chain accounts, with Egress Defend.

Supply chain compromise is on the rise

90%

of organizations have experienced security incidents caused by supply chain weaknesses

50%

of security incidents and data breaches involved stolen credentials

30%

increase in stolen credentials in the last five years

Your supply chain introduces significant risk

A single compromised vendor can result in a high proportion of their customers also becoming compromised, simply because the attacker was able to leverage their trusted relationship as an entry point and socially engineer their victims.

Email threats from compromised accounts have traditionally been hard to detect, but none more so than those from trusted suppliers and business partners. The native security in Microsoft 365 and secure email gateways (SEGs) struggle to detect phishing emails sent from trusted domains, leaving organizations exposed to account takeover, data exfiltration, and financial losses from fraudulent payments.

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Detecting supply chain attacks

  • 1 Attack launched from a compromised account. The phishing email bypasses Microsoft 365 native security and the SEG as it originates from a trusted domain and the sender and recipient have an established and trusted relationship. In addition, anti-phishing solutions that rely heavily on social graph technology will continue to perceive the account as trusted and won't classify the email as suspicious. 
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Egress Defend provides deep analysis of all indicators of suspicion

  • 2 Linguistic analysis. Egress Defend uses natural language processing (NLP) to detect signs of financial information that, when combined with language indicative of repercussions, suggests financial phishing.
  • 3 Hijacked existing email chain. The attacker has hijacked an existing email chain that was likely leading to a payment request. This adds an air of authenticity to the email.
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Cut through the noise to highlight the risks that matter

Reporting on threats such as phishing from compromised supply chain accounts within your email flows can be manual and slow. Even worse, systems can throw too much unnecessary information at you, making it harder to make timely and effective decisions.

Egress Defend’s intelligence platform provides simplified dashboards and critical insights so that administrators can quickly cut through the noise, identify email security risks, and, where necessary, remediate them.

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Actionable intelligence

Data and analytics should not overwhelm you with information. Augmented threat intelligence into supply chain health, attack types, and payload gives Security teams what they need to take decisive action that mitigates threats.

Our real-time threat feed offers insights and statistics into email details, type of attack, threat levels, authentication checks, communication history, and how your people interacted with the email.

Want to learn how Egress Defend can help identify phishing from compromised supply chain accounts for your organization?

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