SafeToOpen

SafeToOpen is a service designed to protect against phishing and other malicious websites, spotting new threats as they emerge and blocking malware and fraudulent sites. It's designed to protect against scams, viruses and phishing websites, so you can open links in emails, social media and text messages with confidence.

One of the key differences between SafeToOpen and other cybersecurity products is its ability to spot new or zero-day phishing websites in real time. That means it can protect companies and government agencies from phishing websites that spoof their brands. SafeToOpen cuts the time it takes to spot and respond to phishing attacks from days to less than an hour.

SafeToOpen can be used in a variety of ways:

• Personal Use: Offers free protection against malicious websites for individuals and their families.
• All-Sized Organizations: Protects brands, customers and employees from newly created phishing websites.
• Managed Service Providers: Offers a multi-tenant portal to protect multiple customers from malicious and phishing websites.

The benefits include:

• Protection against scams, viruses and phishing websites
• Real-time detection and protection against new phishing links
• Complete protection of customers from phishing websites that impersonate their brands
• Significantly faster phishing detection and protection times

The service works with Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari and Mozilla Firefox, so it's compatible with a broad range of browsers. The extension is easy to install and immediately warns you if you're visiting a website that's risky or safe.

For businesses, SafeToOpen offers a variety of products, including Brand & Customer Protection, Customer Email Verification, Online Security, Email Verification and API Integration. That means it can be adapted for small, medium or large businesses, as well as government agencies.

With real-time detection and protection, SafeToOpen helps protect digital interactions, providing an important layer of security against the constantly changing threat of phishing attacks.

Published on August 9, 2024