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About Cofense

Cofense focuses exclusively on phishing as a cybersecurity threat category. The company uses real-time intelligence gathered from trained users to detect attacks. The product is designed to work alongside existing email security tools.

Products

  • Cofense Phishing Defense Platform: Connects threat intelligence, remediation, and training into a single AI-driven post-perimeter defense.
  • Phishing Identification: Surfaces coordinated phishing campaigns across variants and infrastructure using AI-driven analysis confirmed by human validation.
  • Phishing Remediation: Removes confirmed threats and automatically eliminates similar threats going forward.
  • Managed Services: Cofense experts manage detection, remediation, and training end to end.

Used for

  • Identifying and remediating entire phishing campaigns reaching inboxes
  • Classifying reported threats at scale using phishing-specific AI
  • Removing confirmed phishing threats and their variants from inboxes
  • Training employees using simulations built from real attack data
  • Measuring employee competency against threats reaching the organization

Who it is for

  • Enterprise security teams
  • Information security awareness roles
  • Security awareness and digital communications roles

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CategoryCybersecurity
SubcategoryNetwork Security & Firewall

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