The Agari Identity Graph™ grows smarter every minute of every day in order to protect the world's largest organizations against advanced email attacks.
Watch VideoThe Agari Identity Graph is a high-performance graph database of relationships and behavioral patterns between individuals, brands, businesses, services, and domains using hundreds of characteristics to define trusted communications.
There has been a fundamental shift in the email threat landscape as attackers have moved from trying to deceive systems to trying to deceive human beings. These modern attacks leverage identity deception where the attacker sends a message that seems to come from a known identity—an individual, organization, or brand that is often trusted by the recipient.
Traditional email security focusing on inspecting incoming message content and assessing the reputation of a message’s infrastructure of origin can be evaded by identity deception techniques that contain no malicious URLs or content and that weaponize after they hit the inbox.
Learn About Advanced Attacks
The technology behind the Agari Identity Graph is focused on detecting the sophisticated identity deception attack using three phases of analysis.
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Determines which sender identities the recipient believes is sending the message
Analyzes the perceived senders' characteristics for anomalous behavior relative to that identity
Evaluates closeness of relationships; tight relationships (e.g. existing coworkers) have a higher overall risk if they are spoofed
Discover more about how the Agari Identity Graph™ identifies and stops advanced threats, based on the billions of messages it analyzes each day.
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