The Aragon Research^® Preemptive Intelligent Content Security research note discusses the rise of digital transactions and how the increasing value of content has made content itself a prime target for attackers. Attackers are employing increasingly sophisticated techniques to intercept and manipulate documents and data during transactions, aiming to steal funds, compromise sensitive information, gather context to prepare future hyper-contextual attacks, or disrupt business processes. With content insights, they gain the power to hyper-target and hyper-personalize lures and tactics that ultimately can cause business operational chaos leading to reputation and financial loss; or simply to lure people into sending money through trickery to the wrong recipient.

“For threat actors, context is king. For security, killing context before seen or leaked is key. Every company is a target through their content. The content that is particularly vulnerable is the content that the company has – through the normal course of business – shared with less resourced third parties who similarly share the content onward with their third parties. Being able to preemptively, and intelligently control this content remotely, ad-hoc, while attempted to be eavesdropped on, or when the useful life of this content ends, is power. It is Preemptive. It is Intelligent Content. It is how security must evolve. RPost is one of the pioneers in this market.” -- Jim Lundy, CEO of Aragon Research and author of this research note.

RPost inception as an enterprise content-company first --- with our email, text, document, file, workflow, and transactional platforms --- puts RPost in a very unique position to power up this enterprise content with our RAPTOR™ AI insights, assistants and agents; active preemptive security intelligence that has been proven to save the day for our customers. RPost can let customers see what they cannot otherwise see; threat actors interacting in their content, even in their content that resides beyond their endpoints --- and then agentically cause a pre-emptive action.