Email security threat report 2020
Four key trends from spear fishing to credentials theft
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Despite the importance of email for communication within a business, it is one of the biggest risks to a company’s security, with 94% of cyber-threats starting in the inbox. Spear phishing, impersonation, and account takeovers are fruitful methods of attack, and traditional gateway protections are limited.
As cyber-criminals are updating their attack infrastructure quicker than ever before, defenders must embrace the latest technologies to stay ahead of the threat. This whitepaper explores the numerous avenues through which attackers are targeting corporate inboxes, and how you can prepare for the latest wave of email attack campaigns.
Download it now for 13 real-world case studies that slipped through traditional security tools, but were neutralised by AI.
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