“The name was modeled after me 😊… Hi, I’m Rocky the Raptor, RPost’s AI security product evangelist. My focus is to help explain the ever-evolving AI infused into cybersecurity, messaging, documents, and workflow automation products. My specialty is to ‘See the Unseen,’ and ‘hunt threats from afar.’
Similarly, the RAPTOR™ AI technology can see beyond endpoints, into one’s often less-resourced third and fourth parties (external customers, suppliers, advisors), where cybercriminals lurk, eavesdropping on sensitive content in compromised email accounts and devices.
The tech uses AI as an offensive weapon to see the unseen threats from afar, see contextual information about to leak to threat actors, and ‘agentically un-leak these leaks’ BEFORE seen.”
RAPTOR AI Model makes it easier to see cybercriminal reconnaissance and leaks outside your endpoints, inside 3rd-/ 4th-parties (partners, vendors, and clients') systems.
RAPTOR AI Assistant empowers you to gain real-time intelligence that attributes identified threat activity to which threat actors that are targeting whom within your organization or via your third parties.
RAPTOR AI Agent un-leaks identified leaks before seen by threat actors (insiders, cybercriminal cabals, state-sponsored espionage agents, etc.).
Precrime cybersecurity category centers on seeing the buildup of a cybercrime from afar – BEFORE it actually occurs. This is offensive security. It’s distinct from technologies that monitor networks for intrusions or inbound attacks that are occurring (spam, virus, malware, ransomware lures) to prevent the ongoing attack from concluding successfully. Those are defensive.
Offensive security is looking afar, outside of one’s endpoints, into the ecosystem of third parties that may have compromised email accounts
or devices (unknowingly), funneling contextual information to cybercriminals, who then can use it to build their attack plan.
Offensive security is also preemptively countering insider threats and leaks, psychologically deterring malicious threat actors from leaking. Or, preemptively preparing content to be able to un-leak AI agentically ahead of a potential future leak.
Offensive security will see these attacks in the cybercriminal, threat actor, or malicious insider planning phase, BEFORE the strike.“The best defense is a strong offense, as I like to say in my Raptor way.”
At Gartner and other conferences around the world, the questions are surprisingly similar. RAPTOR AI was built to answer them.
RAPTOR: “We’ll assume your perimeter is secure from common attacks and your internal network is monitored for anomalies. Your risk is that when email threads from your senders leak at third and fourth parties (and other external parties beyond), cybercriminals gain context about who is communicating with whom about what when. They can patiently wait for the ideal time to slip into an email conversation with aged lookalike domains and email address impersonations without malicious links intercepting a dialog, in ways that slide past inbound defenses designed not to trigger perimeter security alerts.
Rather, RAPTOR AI focuses on offensive visibility outside your perimeter—spotting cybercriminal reconnaissance at your third parties, suspicious flows, and risky behavior in that wider ecosystem and kills the recon before the leaked context becomes a targeted hyper contextual lure or worse.”
RAPTOR: “Yes, it is useful at inbound, perimeter email security gateways to assess the senders or inbound email traffic (these are also third parties). However, if a cybercriminal is sending a message from inside a compromised email account or device of your third party, with contextual, well-formed and a sophisticated patient attack planned, these messages will slide past these inbound defenses since there will be nothing immediately triggering in the content, sending IP addresses, or sending locations.
And, these cannot see beyond the third party inbound sender, at the fourth and Nth party that can introduce content into the email thread.
What is needed is the ability to see the cybercriminals planning their attack, gathering context, inside these third parties, fourth parties, and beyond, before the strike. This is what RAPTOR AI uniquely does.”
RAPTOR: “Yes. With RPost’s PRE-Crime preemptive cybersecurity powered by RAPTOR AI, the AI will act as an AI agent to auto-lock or “un-leak” sensitive content that is attempting to be seen by the cybercriminals (leaked) before it’s viewed (otherwise a breach), even when the leaking is happening outside your perimeter inside third party systems. In plain terms, RAPTOR AI acts as a:
RAPTOR: “RAPTOR AI has a technology to psychologically deter naïve leakers of information even when attempting to take a phone photo of a screen to share through WhatsApp, text or Slack circumventing DLP, or forensically identify malicious insiders similarly using a phone photo of a screen to maliciously leak or squirelling documents away on a Gmail or web email account out of band, or even on a USB or micro SD external device.”
RAPTOR: “No. RAPTOR AI acts as an intelligence and action layer on top of your current stack. It can work with your existing:
