Learn how you can protect your organization from the #1 source of cyberattacks.
Email's Original Sin and How Automated Authentication is Changing it Wednesday, September 19, 2018 | 10AM PT / 1PM ET
First 25 attendees of this webinar will receive a $10 Amazon Gift Card* |
As email evolved from its early days, nobody could have predicted that there would one day be more than 3.8 Billion email users sending 270 Billion emails a day, and that email would become the number one source of cyberattacks. Business Email Compromise (BEC) and impersonation attacks are now one of the most insidious threats to organizations. Take a walk through the history of email with us to learn how email's "original sin – its inherent lack of authentication – is being addressed with identity-based automated email authentication, including DMARC enforcement and other strategies to bring trust back to email. Attend this webinar and you'll: Hear how automation makes email authentication accessible to your organization Learn how to stop phishing attacks and get control of your emailing domain Understand the evolution of mail authentication standards (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) See how email's "original sin is addressed with an identity-first authentication approach Walk away with an action plan to protect your organization and restore trust to email Webinar Sponsored by: Privacy Policy |
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