Challenges
Insufficiently effective email reporting process
Lack of feedback for the person who reported
Loss of metadata, essential for analysis
Insufficiently effective email reporting process
Lack of feedback for the person who reported
Loss of metadata, essential for analysis
Instant feedback on suspicious email reports
Automatically structured and enriched threat email data
Increased reporting of email-related security incidents
With more than €100 billion in managed capital, the Storebrand group is a leading player in the Nordic market for long term savings and insurance. This makes their 1800+ employees in both Norway and Sweden extremely attractive targets for cybercriminals.
Storebrand had implemented a manual process for reporting emails, but reporting volume and data quality depended heavily on the tech skills of each colleague.
He points out that spam and virus filters are only as good as their last update, and that their security team constantly works on building awareness and following up with all employees.
Storebrand chose Secure Practice to help all their employees handle and report suspicious emails safely - and develop their skills while doing so.
The solution makes a strong contribution to both preventive and operative security operations.
Martha Eike, who is a Senior Security Manager at Storebrand, describes how Secure Practice simplifies and improves how her colleagues handle suspicious emails in their inboxes.
From an internal survey, Martha can tell that, with Secure Practice in place, people have a really positive experience with being able to verify suspicious emails quickly, including the opportunity to ask for further feedback, if they want it.
The number of reported incidents related to suspicious emails has also increased significantly.
With MailRisk, each person on the team can start contributing to the organization’s cybersecurity operations and also learn from every report and instant feedback they receive on it.
Building on that, Storebrand continued to upskill and support their colleagues with the educational resources, e-learning, simulated phishing, and preparedness exercises that Secure Practice provides.
MailRisk, the part of Secure Practice that Storebrand implemented first, is delivered in collaboration with a managed security services provider (MSSP) that already operates a 24/7 security monitoring service for the financial giant.
Because everyone involved believes in the power of collaboration, the MSSP further developed an integration between Secure Practice and their own security platform to support even deeper, more powerful automation and risk mitigation.
Storebrand is eager to keep this collaboration going and excited to see innovation within such an essential area for them as cybersecurity is.