In today’s rapidly evolving environment, traditional email security solutions aren’t enough to protect businesses anymore.
Our free eBook, 13 email threat types to know about right now, takes an in-depth look at the top email threat types, including their risks and impact on businesses, and how AI and API-based inbox defense can address the gaps in the email gateway and help provide total email protection against attacks.
To help protect your business from all the top email threats, including sophisticated ones designed to slip through your secure gateway, we put together a new eBook: 13 Email Threat Types to Know About Right Now. This eBook will give you a closer look at the top threat types and how to strengthen your email security posture against them.Continue reading
With all the advanced threats out there, it's easy to forget about spam, which accounts for 53% of the world’s email traffic, and about $20 billion per year in losses. Continue reading
In the absence of email gateways with anti-malware features, viruses like ILOVEYOU and Conficker caused billions of dollars in damages worldwide.Continue reading
An effective Data Loss Prevention strategy can protect your company from costly and embarrassing data exfiltration attacks. Continue reading
Business email compromise (BEC) has been one of the most damaging email threats in the past few years and is one of the email threat types examined in our free e-book, 13 email threat types to know about right now. Continue reading
Spear phishing is a personalized attack that has already caused billions in losses around the world. No company is too small or too large to be a target.Continue reading
Domain impersonation is a high-impact attack. Hackers invest time and money to register impersonating domains. Attacks that originate from such domains are usually carefully crafted to avoid detection and maximize returns for the attacker.Continue reading
A conversation hijacking attack is one of the most sophisticated email threats and requires multiple layers of protection to prevent.Continue reading