"85% of breaches involved a human element."
Email-based threats are one of the leading points of security exposure for businesses, and even though the problem is well-understood, it keeps getting worse. These attacks have one thing in common: human activated risk.
Since most email protection approaches focus disproportionally – or even exclusively – on inbound email, these types of human activated risks are often overlooked.
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A successful inbound phishing attack may lead to additional malicious acts via outbound emails from a compromised account. |
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Unintentional human errors, such as misdirected emails or incorrect attachments may lead to reputational damage or data leakage. |
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Malicious insiders may turn to outbound email to exfiltrate sensitive data or inflict other types of harm. |
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