Perception Point
Corporate email protection - without employees noticing.

Why enterprise email protection is no longer just spam filtering

Email is every organization's core work tool - sharing information, collaborating, purchasing and paying - and that is exactly why it is the attackers' preferred entry point. Phishing messages impersonating suppliers or executives, infected attachments and malicious links regularly slip past the filtering built into mail services.

The consequences are familiar: leakage of sensitive data (personal details, financial information, trade secrets and customer and supplier data), damage to IT systems and service outages, and reputational harm. And attackers no longer stop at email - they come in through Teams, Slack, cloud file sharing and the browser itself.

• Spam filtering and blocking of spoofed messages before they reach the inbox.
• Protection against phishing, impersonation (BEC) and attempts to steal passwords and payment details.
• Blocking viruses and malware embedded in attachments and links.
• Protecting sensitive data that moves through the organization's communication channels.

What you actually get

Perception Point connects to your mail environment via API and runs alongside existing systems, so there is no need to change MX records or replace your mail service. Every file and link is scanned dynamically before it reaches the user.

• Fast deployment with Microsoft 365, Exchange and Google Workspace.
• Dynamic scanning of files, links and embedded content - not just signature matching.
• Optional extension of protection to the browser and collaboration apps.
• An incident response (IR) service that handles alerts and reduces the load on your IT team.
• Periodic reports on blocked threats and on attack trends targeting the organization.

Email security as a managed service with ELPC

Buying a system is only the beginning. ELPC runs Perception Point as part of its SecOps managed service, with an Israel-based team and Hebrew support:

• First response during a phishing incident - containment, investigation and user guidance.
• Managing phishing alerts and feeding suspicious addresses and domains into the system.
• Policy tuning to reduce false positives so day-to-day work is not disrupted.
• Employee awareness campaigns, including integration with Wizer phishing simulations.
• Ongoing reporting to management and to the information security officer.

Protecting the email channel is a core control in any information security program. The service helps meet the requirements of Israel's Privacy Protection Law Amendment 13 and Data Security Regulations, ISO 27001 and GDPR - through documented controls against unauthorized access to personal data, documented incident handling and audit evidence.