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by MaKenna Hensley

Published: 08 January 2025

Cybercriminals take advantage of an organization’s reliability on email services to distribute viruses and computer codes that can lead to compromised accounts and data loss. Due to email's popularity in modern-day companies, threat actors implement various types of phishing attacks into their techniques to infect devices and spread malware across others. Other email threats come in the form of social engineering attacks, which employ advanced impersonation and coding techniques that make messages appear trustworthy to victims.

by MaKenna Hensley

Published: 07 January 2025

Microsoft 365, also known as Office 365, is used by one million companies worldwide, making it one of the most commonly used platforms of cloud-based applications. Microsoft 365’s popularity is driven by the fact that it enables easy collaboration within an organization, even if employees are working remotely. However, Microsoft 365 is a platform that is designed to simplify data and make it easier to access large amounts of sensitive data, which makes it a common target for cyber attackers. Companies need Office 365 email security solutions to protect against cyber threats.

by Justice Levine

Published: 27 December 2024

From false account warnings to phony shipping notes, phishing scams—which prey on people's confidence and use their feeling of urgency—keep changing. Because of their simplicity and efficiency, these misleading strategies continue to be favorites among hackers. Over 298,000 phishing complaints were recorded, accounting for almost 34% of all cybercrime occurrences. This number reflects not just a statistic but also an increasing difficulty for both people and companies.

by MaKenna Hensley

Published: 14 November 2024

Let’s be honest—phishing scams have gotten really sneaky. What used to be obvious spam now looks like a message from a friend, a trusted coworker, or even your bank. In 2025, phishing isn’t just an annoying email; it’s a real threat powered by AI, deepfakes, and all sorts of tactics designed to catch us off guard.

by Justice Levine

Published: 14 July 2024

Email remains one of the most common attack vectors due to its ease of abuse. Attackers take advantage of it by creating massive, persistent threats.

by Justice Levine

Published: 14 July 2024

Businesses now recognize that email protection that works at the client level on devices like laptops, desktops, and mobile devices is limited in safeguarding users and critical assets against phishing, ransomware, and other dangerous threats. Despite the widespread use of endpoint threat protection, cyberattacks and breaches - over 90% of which are initiated via email - are occurring at an unprecedented rate, with one in five businesses getting hacked daily.

by Justice Levine

Published: 14 July 2024

People have begun to deem ransomware attacks inevitable as they dominate email security news headlines daily. In May of 2021, the Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack highlighted the real-world consequences of a successful cyberattack.