Twenty-seven percent of all cyber attacks involve corporate email compromise campaigns, making email the primary entry point and a major vector of compromise.1 To effectively protect against this constantly changing and evolving threat landscape, organizations need to proactively implement security that is directly integrated with their email systems to stop attacks before they reach endpoints or other assets.
In today’s world, where hybrid and remote working is on the rise and businesses now rely on email more than ever, phishing remains one of the most prominent and sophisticated techniques used by malicious actors to attack organizations and gain access to their most sensitive information.
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