Automation is the latest trend in email security, but how can you tell a solution is truly automated?
When it comes to preventing email phishing attacks, it’s a race against time. Using our data, Aberdeen published a new report on simulated phishing attacks.
We’ve previously written a lot about DMARC, and despite the protocol having been in existence since 2011, it really did not enter into the spotlight as a mainstream email security solution until DHS jumped on the bandwagon late last year.
Fostering channel partnerships with reputable value-added resellers (VARs) has become an important component of most cybersecurity companies go-to-market strategies.
Artificial intelligence is something we continue to see discussed- Elon Musk believes it will be the downfall of humanity, many are concerned its implementation could leave thousands out of jobs, and some even see it as something straight out of a sci-fi movie.
Email security has evolved from rules-based spam filters into advanced anti phishing threat protection platforms that combine human intelligence with machine learning.
Ransomware strains continue to terrorize businesses across the world, and IRONSCALES phishing threat prevention platform can help mitigate the risk of ransomware attacks.
Scammers could use the power of Artificial Intelligence to create devious phishing messages that humans can’t possibly detect
Phishing awareness training alone will never be a sufficient solution to email security and phishing mitigation, and solutions providers know it. So are organizations that use it for more than 3 years now.
According to Cybersecurity Ventures, global cybersecurity spending will exceed $1 trillion cumulatively over the next five years. With the massive number of cyber defenses, strategies and services
