Endpoint
Protection

Endpoint protection is required no matter the attack type. However, when it comes to phishing attacks, where the attacker attempts to lure a user to inadvertently grant access to the network, monitoring endpoints for suspicious activity is a must.

Email
Protection

Since phishing attacks typically occur via email, deploying a solid email protection product is a must-have to give security teams the ability to detect when users might be targets of an attacker's phishing attempts.

Network
Protection

99% of all attacks will traverse your network at some point. Network protection products like NDRs are great ways to detect if an attacker attempts to establish a foothold to carry out their attacks.

User & Entity Behavior Analytics

While you gather data from endpoints and servers with your endpoint protection, the heavy lifting when identifying normal and abnormal behavior occurs in a User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) solution. Understanding normal is critical to identifying phishing attacks.

Security
Analytics

While the impact of phishing is evident once an attacker deploys the attack, there are opportunities to detect potential signs of a successful attack when actively monitoring and correlating user and entity behaviors and flagging suspicious activities.

Automated
Response

With the previous protection layers in place, you need a way to respond to a detected threat at scale quickly. Using an automated response product like a SOAR can be the difference between a localized phishing issue and a widespread breach.