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Agari (HelpSystems)

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Advanced email security to protect enterprises from phishing and fraud.

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About Agari (HelpSystems)

Agari, a HelpSystems company, specializes in email security solutions designed to protect enterprises from sophisticated phishing attacks, business email compromise (BEC), and email fraud. Their platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect and prevent email threats in real time, ensuring the integrity of inbound and outbound communications. Agari's solutions are tailored for large organizations that require robust protection for their email infrastructure, particularly those in highly regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, and government.

The primary value proposition of Agari lies in its ability to reduce the risk of email-based cyberattacks by authenticating senders, analyzing email content and behavior, and providing actionable insights to security teams. By integrating with existing email gateways and security information and event management (SIEM) systems, Agari enhances an organization's overall cybersecurity posture without disrupting business operations. This focus on advanced threat detection and prevention helps CIOs safeguard sensitive data, maintain regulatory compliance, and protect brand reputation.

Key Capabilities

  • ✓AI-driven phishing and BEC detection
  • ✓Email sender authentication and validation
  • ✓Real-time threat intelligence and analytics
  • ✓Integration with email gateways and SIEMs
  • ✓Comprehensive reporting and incident response

Integrations

Microsoft 365Google WorkspaceSplunk

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Quick Facts

www.agari.com
CategoryCybersecurity
PricingSubscription
Founded2009
HeadquartersFoster City, USA
DeploymentSaaS
Target SizeEnterprise