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CSP launches cyber threat detection platform; Zero

Cyber Security Partners (CSP), a subsidiary of Marketing Source, has launched its new real-time, data-driven, cyber threat detection platform, Zero.

Combining expertise in cyber security with specialist technology, Zero presents an unrivalled solution that offers companies protection from the threats of email phishing and malware.

Using specially designed software, Zero analyses millions of emails sent to and from the major ISPs around the globe, identifying phishing attacks in real-time, crucially before they can cause any damage.

Once an illegitimate email has been identified, Zero uses the DMARC standard to quarantine the message, preventing fraudulent emails from reaching the recipient’s inbox Zero’s advanced forensic platform then quickly displays the information required to interrogate mail sources, gather evidence, and take immediate follow up action

Alongside the prevention of phishing attacks at source, one of the most powerful functions of the Zero platform is its ability to provide users with the information necessary to trace, pinpoint and ultimately neutralise cyber criminals that threaten their business, regardless of their global location.

Detailed forensic reports enable users to view scam emails and fake sites as they would appear to customers, allowing them to take the necessary action. By providing an understanding of the data that hackers are trying to harvest, Zero also equips companies with the information needed to implement additional security measures.

Stuart Robb, CEO and founder of Cyber Security Partners, comments: “The launch of Zero means that our clients now have unrivalled protection from email phishing and malware. The platform offers a level of protection not previously available, almost entirely eliminating the possibility of fraudsters imitating a company via email, and putting customer trust and loyalty at risk. Zero requires no complex integration with existing IT systems and perhaps most importantly, no engagement from consumers, allowing for slick and easy adoption.

“While much of the focus on phishing prevention is aimed at consumer education, we firmly believe that the onus must be on businesses to prevent phishing attacks on their customers. With the technology now available in the war on hackers and fraudsters, telling consumers not to click on an email is as ineffective weapon as throwing a stone at a tank.”

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Cyber Security Partners .