Perception Point Email Security Solutions in Dubai — Certified Partner
TechBee is a certified partner for Perception Point Email Security Solutions in Dubai, stopping phishing, BEC, malware, and account takeover attacks with cloud-speed detection.
TechBee is a certified partner for Perception Point email security solutions in Dubai. This next-gen email protection stops phishing, malware, and business email compromise (BEC) attacks. It also blocks advanced persistent threats (APTs), account takeover (ATO), and impersonation attempts. In addition, it works at cloud speed and scale. Unlike many enterprise email tools, Perception Point installs in minutes. It requires no changes to your existing infrastructure. As a result, businesses see real value almost right away. Therefore, security teams get strong protection without the long rollout that legacy email gateways usually need.
15+
Years in UAE IT & AV
Minutes
To Deploy, No Infra Changes
3x
Phishing Growth Since Early 2020
AI
Image Recognition Engine
Dynamic
URL Sandboxing
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Technical Support Line
Phishing is a form of social engineering. It tricks a user into quickly handing over personal data or login credentials to a threat actor. It remains the most common cyberattack today. Furthermore, it keeps growing in popularity among attackers. This is because phishing is cheap to launch. In addition, it is often hard for untrained employees to spot.
According to the Anti-Phishing Working Group, phishing attempts hit an all-time high in December 2021. Attacks roughly tripled since early 2020. Consequently, phishing attempts now happen every day. They target both private and company email accounts. Moreover, no industry is immune.
Attackers use many types of phishing attacks. Most rely on a similar set of methods. However, their goals and delivery channels can vary widely.
Generic phishing tricks people into entering credentials or clicking a bad link. However, attackers now use more advanced techniques. These make phishing much harder to detect. Two examples show this well.
Website builder tools like Weebly or Wix give attackers free, quick templates. Attackers use these to build fake sites fast. Since these sites sit on genuine platform links, they are hard to spot. Therefore, detection tools need extra skills. They must learn new malicious URLs as they appear. They must also adjust image recognition to catch new phishing patterns.
Services like WeTransfer and JumboMail are free and easy to use. As a result, attackers use them to deliver malicious files. These sites clearly look genuine. Therefore, detection tools must scan and capture each file before it reaches the user. In addition, files can be very large. This makes scanning speed a real challenge.
Example 1: Using a legitimate file hosting service for sending a malicious file
In brand impersonation attacks, attackers copy a popular brand’s logo, signature, colors, and language. A recent OpenSea phishing attack shows just how convincing this can be. In fact, the fake site is nearly impossible to tell apart from the real one by eye.
Example 2: Brand impersonation difficult to catch with the human eye
Image recognition is a key technology here. It checks whether a URL is truly the site it claims to be. Some similarities are hard for the human eye to catch. However, algorithms trained on the original brand spot them easily. They compare suspicious content, such as an email or URL, against the real brand. As a result, protection no longer depends on whether a user happens to notice the attempt.
Lexical analysis is another technique used to decide whether a URL is malicious. In lexical analysis, the structure of the URL is analyzed to detect:
A reputation vector is a set of parameters gathered on both the sender and recipient. It draws on data and metadata about them. This can include the authenticity of the sending IP address or domain, among other signals. Ultimately, these signals produce a score. This score helps decide whether the content is malicious.
Attackers often register domain names that look visually close to popular brands. A standard defense compares a suspicious domain against a database of known brands, such as Coca-Cola or Microsoft, and counts the differences. While that technique works in many cases, it struggles against newer, cleverer tricks. Therefore, enhanced email security solutions use novel algorithms instead. These substantially lower the success rate of such evasion attempts. In fact, biological-pattern-inspired algorithms have proven especially useful for catching these spoofing attempts.
Example 3: Spoofing the Instagram domain
Beyond the techniques above, it is also critical to check threats against threat intelligence sources. In addition, every URL needs active scanning, even ones buried deep inside the original content. This is known as sandboxing. As a result, new and unseen attacks get identified, along with senders that look legitimate but are not. Next-generation sandbox technologies perform this scan quickly and accurately. Therefore, they remove the delays that slowed down traditional sandboxing.
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TechBee also deploys Perception Point email security for businesses operating in UAE free zones, including DMCC, JAFZA, DAFZA, Dubai Internet City, Dubai Silicon Oasis, DIFC, RAK FTZ, SAIF Zone, and KEZAD. Consequently, free zone companies receive the same procurement, deployment, and support standard applied to mainland clients.
Perception Point pricing in Dubai depends on a few factors. These include mailbox count, whether Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace protection is needed, and any extra collaboration app coverage. Therefore, TechBee reviews mailbox count and the current email platform before quoting. This way, licensing matches real exposure instead of a generic estimate.
Businesses often compare Perception Point against traditional secure email gateways. Deployment speed and dynamic URL sandboxing are common differentiators. This is because API-based deployment avoids MX record changes entirely. However, the right choice still depends on existing email infrastructure and budget. TechBee’s engineers can advise on whether Perception Point fits a specific setup.
TechBee manages the full rollout. This covers license sizing, API integration, policy configuration, and testing. Afterward, our support desk stays available for policy tuning and incident response guidance. This continues as an organization’s mailbox count grows.
Perception Point – Official Site (now part of Fortinet’s FortiMail Workspace Security) Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) – UAE
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