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Behavioral Geofencing
Flag email from countries you never hear from
Behavioral Geofencing learns where your organization's email normally comes from. When a message arrives from somewhere unusual, or a known sender suddenly writes from a new country, Paubox can hold it for review. Start for free
Do this with AI
Paste the following prompt into your AI assistant:
Most of our email comes from inside the U.S., but we still get phishing from overseas. Explain how Paubox Behavioral Geofencing decides what's unusual for us, what happens to a message it flags, and why it's better than blocking a list of countries.
Behavioral Geofencing
No country list to maintain
Blocking countries by hand catches some attacks and blocks some real mail, and the list is out of date as soon as you write it. Behavioral Geofencing builds a baseline from your organization's own email history and updates it as your patterns change. It is already learning in the background, so there is nothing to configure.
Learns your patterns
The baseline comes from your own inbound email, not a generic list of risky countries
Catches compromised contacts
A sender you know writing from an unexpected country is flagged, even if the address is real
Adjust with your rules
Use your existing block and allow rules to release a sender or tighten what gets held
Perfect for: Practices that only work with local patients and partners, IT teams without time to maintain block lists, and organizations whose vendors have had an email account taken over.
Get started
You can do this and more with Paubox
Encrypted email, inbound security, forms and an email API, with a business associate agreement (BAA) on every plan.