Email Spoofing Defense 101: Email Security Ebook
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91% of cyber attacks start with an email.
Email is by far the most commonly exploited attack vector. Each year countless organizations lose millions of dollars over lapses in email security.
And for small and medium-sized businesses, the damage can prove fatal. Recent studies have found that 60% of SMBs that get hit by a cyber attack fold within six months of the incident. And two-thirds of potential victims WOULD go under if they were successfully attacked.
So, something as trivial as learning to spot a phish can have major ramifications on your bottom line and the health of your business.
And we’ve come a long ways from the days of those poorly-worded Nigerian prince emails. It’s still unclear whether or not anyone ever clicked on those in the first place (someone must have), but nowadays phish are difficult to distinguish from the real thing. According to one survey, 97% of respondents couldn’t spot a phishing email.
The criminals use social engineering to produce believable scenarios, impersonating well-known companies or vetting potential targets on LinkedIn to tailor their approaches.
And nobody is safe, from the lowest level administrative employees on up to the C-Suite – even partners can be targeted in an effort to get at your organization.
That’s why we’ve written this eBook. Over the last decade we’ve worked with organizations of all sizes, in over 100 different countries around the world to secure their websites and email services. This publication is the culmination of that decade’s worth of experience.
In it, we’ll cover:
- 2019 Phishing Statistics and Trends
- How to deploy S/MIME certificates at scale
- How to set up Sender Policy Framework (SPF)
- How to set up DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
- How to set up Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC)
- How to train your employees on email security best practices
And after you download it, if you have any questions or want help taking the next step – give us a call! We’re here to help.

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