Email Fraud Protection for Government Agencies
Email fraud is a common and effective way for criminals to leverage the trust and cooperation imperative of the government in order to obtain valuable personal information to defraud citizens. Today, consumers cannot safely respond to an email message from a government agency. This threat makes email difficult for agencies to use safely and effectively - costing taxpayers millions in additional telephone, direct mail, and other interaction fees.
eCert Protects Citizens from Government-related Email Fraud |
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eCert offers the first ever means for government agencies to register domains and prevent major forms of email fraud from reaching American citizens at their inboxes. |
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eCert prevents major forms of phishing and provides agencies with data access and reporting tools to help them assure compliance for various systems and programs, monitor traffic, and identify and eliminate threats. |
eCert is a Government-Scale Solution |
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eCert understands and has experience with federal agency network and email traffic, government processes, and implementation requirements. |
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eCert is trusted to protect the domains and traffic of the largest financial institutions and Internet Service Providers in the United States. |
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eCert’s service operation is designed to meet the stringent requirements of Tier 1 enterprise and carrier systems. |
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eCert partners provide multiple options for government procurement and implementation. |
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