The Compliance Cliff: Email Encryption and Data Security Unpacked
Explore the need for outbound email encryption to enhance data security and compliance, addressing increasing regulatory pressures and adoption challenges.
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Anthropic's Mythos leak is a wake-up call: Phishing 3.0 is already here
Anthropic's leaked Claude Mythos model is "far ahead" in cyber capabilities. Here's why it signals a new era of AI-powered phishing and what defenders must do now.
Love is Blind, But Your SEG Gap Analysis Shouldn't Be
Discover why traditional SEGs are failing MSPs and how modern ICES solutions can bridge the gap for better client protection and operational efficiency.
Why QR Codes Are Education's New Phishing Blind Spot
QR codes are everywhere in schools—and so are the phishing attacks hiding inside them. 15,000+ malicious QR codes target education daily. Here's why.
MSP QBRs Are Shifting to Risk Reviews and Perspective is Key
MSPs must shift QBRs from operational reviews to risk-focused discussions, aligning with client-specific compliance and security needs for 2026
From Compromise to Control: An MSP Guide to Account Takeovers
ATOs are the new BEC. We're seeing it on our end and other companies have certainly taken notice. Attackers compromised 6.2 million customer accounts across 1,027 large organizations in 2024 according to Kasada’s 2025 Account Takeover Attack Trends Report, underscoring how routine ATO incidents have become for enterprise brands.
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FAQs: Comprehensive Email Security
What is email security?
Email security is the set of defenses - filtering, authentication, and behavioral analysis - that stop phishing, malware, and business email compromise (BEC) before they reach an inbox.
Why does email security matter right now?
As IT environments grow more distributed and threats more automated, gaps in email security are exactly what attackers look for first - making it one of the higher-leverage areas to get right.
What are common mistakes organizations make with email security?
The most common pattern is treating email security as a one-time setup rather than an ongoing program - controls drift out of date as the environment changes, and nobody notices until something goes wrong.
How often should email security be reviewed?
Continuously, ideally - email security works best as an always-on program rather than a quarterly or annual checklist item, since new risks appear between review cycles too.
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