Preventative detection of email fraud
With active tracking from Quadient RMail, you can detect typical cases of email fraud before it happens, allowing you to take preventative measures early in the cycle. The technology within our pre-crime engine allows administrators within your company to receive immediate high-risk-open alerts if company emails are forwarded without authorisation, and view where in the world your email is going.
Active-tracking and high-risk-open reports with Quadient RMail
GDPR-compliance for outgoing emails
Within the RMail Pre-Crime engine, every sent email and its activities are logged and forensically analysed. The inherent encryption means that the contents of the email cannot be read by anyone else, and warnings generated deliver precise, up-to-the-minute information about email traffic that can be immediately viewed by your IT security team. This process enables proactive and swift response to potential threats before they happen.
With RMail's Active Tracker AI, senders can gain additional deep insights into the distribution and life-cycle of their emails. These statistics can reveal surprising patterns and routes that emails take on their journey through the internet and around the world, allowing you to refine and adjust your security strategies.
Lookalike domain recognition from Quadient Rmail
Verify addresses before sending
Quadient RMail contains functionality to protect your business against one of the most common threats in email communications: look-alike domains. When RMail detects a devliation in the recipient domain (such as a deliberate mis-spelling of a company name), the sender is immediately warned, further reducing human error in the fraud arena. The use of lookalike domains is often the first step in payment fraud attempts.
Redact+ protection in forwarding
Protection of confidential or personal data after sending
Cyber criminals often use automatic forwarding in their attack scenarios. With RMail you can protect important information such as contract terms, invoice details, or personal data within your emails. In the case that emails are forwarded to additional addresses, the information contained therein remains protected and invisible.
