It's a question we get all the time. So here is the answer:
Email attacks are increasingly sophisticated. It is much more challenging for traditional security measures to keep up. Cybercriminals want access to your sensitive business information.
The easiest one of these to hit by a mile is? Your Inbox!
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The sending of emails from a trusted source to make the recipient reveal sensitive information, such as login credentials, financial data or access to your bank.
It is a more targeted phishing, where cybercriminals personalise the emails to make them appear even more convincing. Most organisations will have already experienced this. Many people have already been hit or know someone who has been hit
Cybercriminals use malicious attachments or links to infect systems with malware. Malware is used to steal data, encrypt files for ransom, or use infected machines to launch further attacks.
Traditional email security measures, such as spam filters and antivirus software, can help prevent some email attacks, but they cannot catch all of them.
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A successful email attack will probably mean.
Take email security seriously and implement an effective email security strategy to protect their most valuable assets.
One-click on a malicious link or attachment by a distracted or unaware employee could lead to serious consequences. You need to take a multi-layered approach to email security, protecting staff and the business.
This includes employing advanced security measures
Encourage people to highlight cyber security issues and not hide them. Many staff say they are afraid of reporting issues for fear of censure
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