Why Email Security Matters
Email acts as the digital front door to your organization. Without advanced protection, it remains the primary entry point for sophisticated cyberattacks that target your employees and critical business data.
Phishing & Credential Theft
Deceptive emails and fraudulent login pages designed to steal passwords and sensitive information.
Business Email Compromise
Targeted impersonation attacks designed to trick employees into transferring money or sharing sensitive data.
Malware & Ransomware
Malicious links and attachments that can compromise devices, encrypt data, or disrupt operations.
Why We Recommend
Email is where the breach starts. Over 90% of attacks start with a malicious email. Check Point is the #1 tool against Business Email Compromise.
Modern email protection needs to evaluate more than spam. GCS uses Check Point email security to help identify phishing attempts, malicious links and attachments, impersonation attacks, and other email-based threats before they reach users.
Why Check Point Email Security?
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Check Point Email Security is the most advanced and fastest growing next gen email solution available today.
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Check Point Email Security is designed specifically for cloud email environments.
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Check Point Email Security is the ONLY solution that prevents, not just detects/responds to, threats from entering the inbox.
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Check Point Email Security is designed to work with Microsoft 365.
✓ Phishing Protection     ✓ Spam Filtering    ✓ Malicious Link Protection     ✓ Attachment Scanning & Protection     ✓ Impersonation Protection
Your Inbox Is Only One Layer
Email security works best as part of a broader cybersecurity strategy. Protecting communications should work alongside identity security, endpoint protection, user awareness, and ongoing monitoring.
Identity Protection
Managing user access and verifying identities to prevent credential theft.
Endpoint Protection
Securing devices and preventing threats from spreading within your network.
Security Monitoring
Continuous oversight to detect and respond to suspicious activities in real-time.
Email Security
Technology Filters Threats.
People Still Matter.
Even strong email protection can't replace informed users. Security awareness helps employees recognize suspicious messages, unexpected requests, impersonation attempts, and other signs that something isn't right.
Pause
Before acting on unusual requests
verify
Unexpected payment or credential requests through another channel
report
Suspicious messages so they can be investigated
Email Security FAQs
Why is email security important for small businesses?
Email gives attackers a direct path to employees, business accounts, and sensitive information. Strong email protection helps identify phishing, malicious links, suspicious attachments, impersonation attempts, and other threats before users interact with them.
Can phishing attacks bypass basic spam filters?
Yes. Modern phishing attacks can use convincing impersonation, legitimate services, compromised accounts, and carefully crafted messages that may not resemble traditional spam. Advanced email protection adds additional layers of analysis designed to identify suspicious activity.
How does email security help protect employees?
Email security helps reduce the number of malicious or suspicious messages that reach users, lowering the likelihood that employees interact with dangerous links, attachments, or fraudulent requests.
Is email security still needed with Microsoft 365?
Microsoft 365 includes built-in security capabilities, but some organizations choose additional email protection as part of a layered cybersecurity strategy. GCS can help evaluate whether additional protection makes sense for your environment.
What is business email compromise?
Business email compromise involves impersonating a trusted person or organization to convince employees to transfer money, change payment information, provide credentials, or disclose sensitive information.
How does GCS help improve email security?
GCS helps businesses incorporate email protection into a broader security strategy that can include Microsoft 365 security, endpoint protection, monitoring, identity protection, and user awareness.