 Figure 7: Overview of grouped alerts for admins to  quickly analyze. At a glance you are rapidly able to drill down into any prioritized  alerts, such as retroactive detections, or sort by specific threat  types. For example, many analysts want to review any retroactive alert  detections or not seen before threats as highlighted in Figure 7. FireEye provides complete alert prioritization to help IT admins  understand the severity of alerts, along with the intelligence about  the tactics, techniques, procedures, and in-depth forensic analysis,  such as the endpoint and network behavior along with the overall  attack methodology. Using this information, FireEye can automate responses and  automatically quarantine emails identified retroactively, such as  spear phishing URLs weaponized after email delivery. From alert to  fix, the average time for FireEye to identify an alert is  approximately 4 minutes, versus over 2 hours by other solutions3. The accelerated  response will not only increase security operations efficiency, but  also reduce the impact of security incidents to the organization. The use of email is changing and the adaptive tactics of cyber  criminals pose a great threat to organizations. It’s imperative that  IT managers provide maximum email security in order to reduce a  breach. Here are a few points to consider:   [1] Why Email Remains The Top  Enterprise Collaboration Tool, by David Roe – CMS Wire.   [2] Generic and spam phishing  emails do not feature a brand.   [3] FireEye White Paper – The Uncomfortable Cyber Security Tradeoff: The Total    Cost Of Handling Too Many Alerts Versus Managing Risk	Figure 7: Overview of grouped alerts for admins to  quickly analyze. At a glance you are rapidly able to drill down into any prioritized  alerts, such as retroactive detections, or sort by specific threat  types. For example, many analysts want to review any retroactive alert  detections or not seen before threats as highlighted in Figure 7. FireEye provides complete alert prioritization to help IT admins  understand the severity of alerts, along with the intelligence about  the tactics, techniques, procedures, and in-depth forensic analysis,  such as the endpoint and network behavior along with the overall  attack methodology. Using this information, FireEye can automate responses and  automatically quarantine emails identified retroactively, such as  spear phishing URLs weaponized after email delivery. From alert to  fix, the average time for FireEye to identify an alert is  approximately 4 minutes, versus over 2 hours by other solutions3. The accelerated  response will not only increase security operations efficiency, but  also reduce the impact of security incidents to the organization. Recommendation The use of email is changing and the adaptive tactics of cyber  criminals pose a great threat to organizations. It’s imperative that  IT managers provide maximum email security in order to reduce a  breach. Here are a few points to consider:  Implement multi-factor authentication. This stops many    attackers, even if they have successfully phished credentials, as it    introduces a secondary authorization control Run regular    user awareness training sessions. Reference real-world threats that    you have blocked Deploy advanced secure email gateway    technologies such as FireEye Email Security Cloud or Server Editions    – Take a tour of our Secure Email Gateway    Enhance visibility into your login sources such as on-premise    Active Directory or Office 365 to detect unauthorized activity. Take a tour of our Cloud-hosted security      operations platform – FireEye Helix.    [1] Why Email Remains The Top  Enterprise Collaboration Tool, by David Roe – CMS Wire.   [2] Generic and spam phishing  emails do not feature a brand.   [3] FireEye White Paper – The Uncomfortable Cyber Security Tradeoff: The Total    Cost Of Handling Too Many Alerts Versus Managing Risk