Malware credential attacks are on the rise. Bad actors are hijacking trusted brands, damaging brand reputation, weakening customer relationships and significantly affecting the business’s top and bottom line.
MarkScout works with some of the world’s most visible brands to develop innovative, comprehensive solutions to combat the widening threat of brand-associated malware attacks.
Malware creators are honing their social engineering tactics to better impersonate legitimate brands and dupe unsuspecting consumers into downloading malicious code designed to harvest private data or infiltrate an organization’s network. The danger goes far beyond the integrity of corporate systems and data – brand-associated malware can also tarnish brand reputation in the increasingly vital email channel, diminishing customer trust in online transactions and raising customer support costs to investigate and rectify the damage to consumers. Safeguarding your brand against malware requires a swift, proactive approach.
After investing heavily in building a corporate website and mobile app channel, it is imperative to keep those digital channels secure. If one of customer accidently accesses a malicious site, that customer will likely never trust that brand’s online channel again. Most likely, the victim will no longer be a customer of that brand, and switch over to a competitor. There are significant costs to consider after fraudulent attacks, including incident fire-fighting fees and increased customer support costs to rectify the damage. MarkScout helps customers protect their customers from falling victim to malware attacks. Fraud can truly damage a brand’s reputation and impact the business’s top and bottom line.
The MarkScout AntiMalware solution utilizes unmatched domain and brand protection expertise to provide reputable brands the best detection, analysis and mitigation across multiple digital channels. For the greatest impact and results, the MarkScout solution focuses on brand-associated malware, which is visibly tied to specific brands, to ensure that email channels are free from potential attacks.
Customers will have access to the Security Operations Center (SOC) and will also be assigned a Client Services Manager who will help ensure that the customer’s needs are being continuously met and help implement best practices for the most effective results.