Translated with AI from the Russian original.

PT Email Security combines the capabilities of a mail gateway and sandbox, providing protection against spam, phishing, as well as mass and targeted cyberattacks.

Positive Technologies, a cybersecurity company, has announced the release of PT Email Security, a multi-level corporate email protection system. The product combines the functions of the PT Email Gateway mail gateway and the PT Sandbox network sandbox, providing email filtering and attachment checking in an isolated environment before they enter the company's infrastructure.

PT Email Security is designed as a multi-stage system that analyzes files and links, detects hidden malicious activity, and blocks phishing emails, malicious attachments, and sophisticated targeted attacks. Management is carried out through a single console, which simplifies security control and speeds up incident response.

According to Sergey Osipov, Head of Email Protection at Positive Technologies, PT Email Security covers a wide range of email threats, from mass spam mailings and phishing to sophisticated targeted attacks using malware.

The architecture of PT Email Security allows it to withstand modern attacker techniques, including QR-phishing, the use of HTML attachments, short-lived domains, and redirect chains.

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