Leverage future-focused Zero Trust Email Architecture

Benefit from the implementation of a Zero Trust model of communication.

Access specialised Zero Trust security solutions

Build a virtually unshakeable cybersecurity architecture with VOROR’s Zero Trust Assured Protocol solutions.

Rooted in our Zero Trust security solutions, Zero Trust Email Architecture is designed to enhance your email security.

Zero Trust Email Architecture doesn’t allow any emails from unauthorised senders to be delivered to your inbox. Only senders with verified email addresses that have been granted authorisation from your network can be delivered to you.

As companies face added pressure to uphold email security as a result of information being spread across many cloud vendors it has become even more challenging to provide a common email security solution to an entire network.

With Zero Trust Email Architecture, you can have pre-determined boundaries that enable companies to protect their data and information by reducing the exposure of vulnerable systems and preventing malware from spreading throughout your network.

Why Zero Trust Email Architecture should be an integral part of your security infrastructure

The Zero Trust model only permits messages that originate from an authenticated sender who has been granted permission to deliver emails into an inbox.

Corporations can benefit from Zero Trust solutions to identify trends in malicious content and social engineering. When it comes to the identity of the sender, however, it doesn’t provide useful information mainly due to the fact that attackers change their identities at a rapid pace.

With the Zero Trust approach, the focus is solely on identifying authenticated senders. Once this crucial identification is done, anything can be blocked or flagged without the risk of having to locate and analyse the impossible number of malicious senders.

Why Zero Trust Email Architecture should be an integral part of your security infrastructure

The Zero Trust model only permits messages that originate from an authenticated sender who has been granted permission to deliver emails into an inbox.

Corporations can benefit from Zero Trust solutions to identify trends in malicious content and social engineering. When it comes to the identity of the sender, however, it doesn’t provide useful information mainly due to the fact that attackers change their identities at a rapid pace.

With the Zero Trust approach, the focus is solely on identifying authenticated senders. Once this crucial identification is done, anything can be blocked or flagged without the risk of having to locate and analyse the impossible number of malicious senders.

Minimise identity-based email attacks with VOROR

Email attacks were traditionally carried out through a content-centric approach. But today, attackers have resorted to manipulating sender identities to trick their targets.

As such, there are three types of identity-based attacks that are seen frequently in today’s security landscape.

Exact-domain attacks

Emails that imitate a trusted sender by including their domain name in the ‘From’ field of an email

Untrusted-domain attacks

Emails that are sent from altered domains which look like, or could be mistaken for, a trusted domain

Open-signup attacks

Emails that outwardly show a legitimate sender name in the ‘From’ field, but it’s actually sent from a free webmail service

At VOROR, our state-of-the-art cybersecurity solutions ensure that your inbox is safe from malicious attacks and keep you one step ahead of cyber threats.

Minimise identity-based email attacks with VOROR

Email attacks were traditionally carried out through a content-centric approach. But today, attackers have resorted to manipulating sender identities to trick their targets.

As such, there are three types of identity-based attacks that are seen frequently in today’s security landscape.

Exact-domain attacks

Emails that imitate a trusted sender by including their domain name in the ‘From’ field of an email

Untrusted-domain attacks

Emails that are sent from altered domains which look like, or could be mistaken for, a trusted domain

Open-signup attacks

Emails that outwardly show a legitimate sender name in the ‘From’ field, but it’s actually sent from a free webmail service

At VOROR, our state-of-the-art cybersecurity solutions ensure that your inbox is safe from malicious attacks and keep you one step ahead of cyber threats.

Minimise identity-based email attacks with VOROR

Email attacks were traditionally carried out through a content-centric approach. But today, attackers have resorted to manipulating sender identities to trick their targets.

As such, there are three types of identity-based attacks that are seen frequently in today’s security landscape.

Exact-domain attacks

Emails that imitate a trusted sender by including their domain name in the ‘From’ field of an email

Untrusted-domain attacks

Emails that are sent from altered domains which look like, or could be mistaken for, a trusted domain

Open-signup attacks

Emails that outwardly show a legitimate sender name in the ‘From’ field, but it’s actually sent from a free webmail service

At VOROR, our state-of-the-art cybersecurity solutions ensure that your inbox is safe from malicious attacks and keep you one step ahead of cyber threats.

Minimise identity-based email attacks with VOROR


Protection for email archives


Prevention of phishing attacks


Receival of domain protection


Empowerment of the end-user


Protection through password reset flow

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If you would like to know more about how we can help secure your business from cyber threats, get in touch with our team of experienced cybersecurity professionals.

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