Sponsor: Mimecast

Many organizations are coming up short when protecting against modern email threats. A more comprehensive email security solution is needed, one that protects at the perimeter, inside the network and the organization, and beyond the perimeter. Mimecast's Email Security 3.0 strategy can help. Get the full report!

Despite the many security technologies and education in place, phishing and business email compromise remain two of the biggest threats for organizations everywhere. Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) is an email authentication protocol that verifies legitimate senders and prevents malicious emails or unverified sources from ever reaching the workforce’s inbox. In this report, you will learn what DMARC is, how it works, and how S&R leaders implement it today. Get the full report!

The accuracy and speed of response are critical when it comes to protecting your brand equity, digital trust in your brand, and your sensitive data during and after digital transformation initiatives. However, budget constraints also require a solution to be cost-effective. Leveraging a managed digital risk protection service is a best practice more enterprises are using to reduce attacks outside their network perimeter.

Brands have been the unwitting victims of scams since time immemorial. Now, in the age of phishing, it’s worse than ever. Sophisticated brand exploitation lures have been used to kick off some of the world’s most devastating cyberattacks. Many organizations think they’re helpless to do anything about it. But with a combination of DMARC records, AI-based advanced brand protection systems, threat intelligence sharing and improved user awareness, brand owners can effectively combat even the most nefarious fraudsters.

Malicious actors use phishing, social engineering and brand impersonation techniques to steal login credentials and compromise email accounts, creating serious risks of data breach and financial fraud.

Meanwhile, the rapid growth of cloud services, notably collaboration suites Microsoft 365 and G Suite, is fundamentally changing the organizational attack surface, creating challenges for traditional defensive strategies.

This whitepaper explores the account takeover threat in detail and suggests a comprehensive email security strategy to address both the human and technical risk areas.

Email is the most widely used business application—and the No. 1 vector of cyberattacks. For Microsoft’s enormous installed base of Microsoft 365 Exchange email users, the cyber threat is particularly acute. This paper explores the security challenges facing organizations that rely on Microsoft 365 for email and provides recommendations designed to mitigate these risks.

Global business is interspersed with a diversity of industrial sectors, united by a single, common communication thread that is key to any business: email connectivity.

At the close of 2019, many IT and IT security decision makers were planning to bolster their security posture with protections at the email gateway, within their organizations to protect employees and customers, and beyond their organizations’ four walls to uphold brand trust. These protections are still underway; in fact, they are more critical than ever.

At the same time, comprehensive data from Mimecast Threat Center indicates a severely negative impact to businesses in the first half of 2020, and experts predict we’ll see these attacks for months to come. Threat actors are relying heavily on impersonation and brand exploitation to take advantage of the uncertainty during the global COVID-19 pandemic.

The usual email and web security defenses are no longer good enough; to prevent and protect your business against threat actors now and in the future, it’s critical to integrate security awareness training as well as to protect your online brand.

Navigating a turbulent cybersecurity climate can be hard – especially as threats like Petya and WannaCry continue to cripple organizations. Business disruption, downtime, technical failure and data loss are all real risk factors that can’t be ignored.

The power of preparedness is in your hands. It’s time to start thinking holistically about safeguarding against email-borne threats and mitigating risk – it’s time to implement a cyber resilience strategy.

Get expert insight, tips and guidance from industry thought leaders on how to build a cyber resilience plan for email in this eBook.

The right third-party solution can ensure email is protected against advanced cyberattacks and guarantee service availability SLA – all while leveraging your investment in Microsoft Office 365™.

But, are the three key areas of concern around Office 365 email you should be aware of?

Download this report to discover the key features and functions you need to address security, data assurance and continuity for Office 365 email – and what to look for in a single solution that does it all.

The right solution for archiving electronic content provides the foundation supporting the conventional, defensive applications for data retention such as compliance and e-discovery; but also the proactive applications that enable competitive and other advantages.

Sponsored by Mimecast, this paper from Osterman Research details how archiving trends and use cases are changing and key recommendations on building a next-generation solution.

Information management is getting harder.

Organizations face increasing data volumes, more stringent legal and regulatory record-keeping requirements, stricter privacy rules, increasing threat of breaches and decreasing employee productivity.

Companies are also finding that their old-fashioned, legacy archive strategies are increasingly ineffective. This is driving many organizations to rethink their approach, developing more modern Information Governance strategies.

Download this whitepaper to explore how to build a modern information governance strategy.

Global business is interspersed with a diversity of industrial sectors, united by a single, common communication thread that is key to any business: email connectivity.

At the close of 2019, many IT and IT security decision makers were planning to bolster their security posture with protections at the email gateway, within their organizations to protect employees and customers, and beyond their organizations’ four walls to uphold brand trust. These protections are still underway; in fact, they are more critical than ever.

At the same time, comprehensive data from Mimecast Threat Center indicates a severely negative impact to businesses in the first half of 2020, and experts predict we’ll see these attacks for months to come. Threat actors are relying heavily on impersonation and brand exploitation to take advantage of the uncertainty during the global COVID-19 pandemic.

The usual email and web security defenses are no longer good enough; to prevent and protect your business against threat actors now and in the future, it’s critical to integrate security awareness training as well as to protect your online brand.