New advancements to the Cofense Phishing Detection and Response (PDR) platform improve visibility of dangerous email-based threats helping SOC teams respond faster.

LEESBURG, Va. – October 23, 2024Cofense®, the leading provider of intelligence-driven phishing defense solutions, today announced the release of new AI-driven spam reduction capabilities to its Phishing Detection and Response (PDR) platform. These enhancements reduce workload so SOC analysts can concentrate on genuine threats that could quickly harm an organization’s revenue or reputation. 

“As phishing attacks continue to evolve, security teams demand tools that improve efficiency but also give them an edge in identifying and responding to threats,” said Jason Reinard, Senior Vice President of Product Engineering.  “With these new AI features, Cofense is making it easier for analysts to cut through the noise, focus on what matters, and act faster when it counts.” 

Cofense has been testing and validating AI models in email phishing scenarios for nearly four years. These AI enabled updates to the Cofense PDR platform have been designed to reduce SOC workload and significantly improve the highlighting of today’s most dangerous email-based phishing attacks. 

“Cofense customers represent some of the most sophisticated organizations in the world. The bar we have is set very high, and this AI-based addition to our solution represents a major leap in our forward-looking technology,” concludes Reinard.

AI-Powered Spam Filter
Designed to reduce SOC analyst spam overhead by 30% or more in this first iteration, this new feature of our PDR solution leverages Bayesian Machine Learning (ML) to orchestrate the customization of the AI spam filter. The process “learns” your SOC’s unique environment, identifying and automatically filtering out spam that previously inundated analysts’ inboxes. Each Cofense customer benefits from true local learning to their unique environment.

Notably, and unlike many other AI-driven products, the Cofense PDR AI Spam Filter ensures complete data privacy by keeping emails local and never requiring exportation to external cloud data lakes. This helps with compliance attestations and supports best-practice security methods.

To learn more about Cofense PhishMe email security solutions, and how we uniquely stop advanced phishing attacks that bypass the technology of all SEGs – visit us at cofense.com.

About Cofense

Cofense is the leader in intelligence-driven email defense solutions, powered by the world’s largest active phishing threat reporting network of more than 35 million Cofense-trained employees. Cofense protects the world’s largest enterprises against thousands of daily phishing attacks that evade traditional SEGs and AI-based perimeter defenses. Cofense PhishMe Email Security Awareness Training (SAT) goes far beyond basic awareness, training employees to recognize and report the latest and most dangerous threats that bypass SEGs. Cofense Phishing Threat Detection and Response (PDR) solutions include powerful automation tools as well as managed services that convert threat intelligence into rapid remediation and mitigation. Unique to Cofense, all customer deployments are force multiplied by global, collective SEG-miss intelligence. For more information, visit cofense.com or connect with Cofense on X and LinkedIn.


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