Antiphishing: detecting newly registered phishing infrastructure before it becomes a known IOC
Antiphishing: detecting newly registered phishing infrastructure before it becomes a known IOC
Users struggle to detect newly registered phishing infrastructure before it becomes a known Indicator of Compromise (IOC), resulting in significant financial losses and reputational damage. PhishSentry addresses this pain point by providing an advanced, real-time detection system that identifies and flags newly registered phishing infrastructure, empowering organizations to take proactive measures against phishing attacks.
Antiphishing: detecting newly registered phishing infrastructure before it becomes a known IOC
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