OpSec Security, Red Shift Partner on Domain, Email Security Solutions
Online protection and authentication solutions provider OpSec Security has partnered with cybersecurity firm Red Sift to deliver new integrated domain and email security protections, aiming to help companies bring more complete solutions to market.
The partnership will see an integrated solution of Red Sift’s domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) technology and OpSec’s monitoring and takedown capabilities. Resulting protections include rapid identification and remediation of cybersecurity attacks, including from employee spear phishing and the external use of customers’ brands for phishing attacks.
“OpSec Security can integrate data feeds from all DMARC providers, but Red Sift’s cutting-edge automated technology and service integrations enable a faster way to foil malicious domain impersonation,” said Lisa Arrowsmith, chief product officer for OpSec. “Acting together, OpSec and Red Sift keep customers and consumers safe, combining Red Sift’s advanced DMARC capabilities with OpSec’s industry-leading proprietary AI and machine learning-based services for phishing, vishing and smishing mitigation.
“OpSec’s dedicated security operations center — on hand 24/7, 365 days a year — can now provide personalized threat assessments and takedowns on behalf of both OpSec and Red Sift customers.”
Chuck Swenberg, SVP of strategy for Red Sift, added: “This partnership is great news for our companies and our customers as we bring more complete solutions to the global security market.”
Red Sift’s suite of cybersecurity solutions block outbound phishing attacks, analyze the security of inbound communication for companywide email threats, and monitor and safeguard valuable customer data. OpSec Security delivers an extensive protection model including threat intelligence for proactive employee and consumer protection, and an always-on dedicated global SOC team. OpSec and Red Sift clients can be confident in swift remedial action against the full range of external cyberattacks targeting our joint customers’ brands, employees and customers.