Email remains the bullseye of many cyberattacks as organizations depend on email for collaboration. Phishing and malware remain fruitful tactics for gaining access to sensitive data. The inbound and outbound sharing of information can be vulnerable to data breaches if an email security solution is not present, or the present solution has security gaps.
A strong email security front is an effective way to keep your organization protected from the harmful threats lurking in inboxes. Obtaining a robust email security solution can be a big undertaking. The following resources are aimed to help navigate email security solutions that protect your organization from threats looking to gain access to your data.
Six Steps for Email Security Best Practices
Creating a robust email security policy can be a daunting task that is critical in the protection of an organization. There may be many questions on the solutions needed, setting policies, and even the order of incorporation for the selected solutions. In this guide, learn about six steps that incorporate email security best practices.
Protecting Against Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
An organization’s reliance on outside partners is commonplace for productivity and business. A bank, for example, may use an outside HR firm or work with an appraisal company which creates risk. Even a risk from the bank’s partners’ partnerships – fourth-party risks – can create risks. The risks from supply chain are ones that cannot be ignored.
This webinar gives insight into vendor cyber risks and how to protect your organization while collaborating with outside partners.
Staying Compliant and Secure
Data compliance is a complex web of requirements that can leave organizations overwhelmed and uncertain. There are many laws to follow depending on the industry, e.g., GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and CUI. Having the right email security solution to help create the right policy is immensely important in keeping data secure and compliant. This blog explores the five key steps to obtain compliancy.
Using Encryption and Secure File Transfer
Handling data through email is convenient for organizations, but like most conveniences there are risks involved. Sending confidential information such as intellectual property files to an outside recipient is helpful for collaboration and productivity, but the risk of interception of this data in transit is possible. This could be a devastating situation for an organization. This guide talks about the use of encryption and secure file transfers to ensure sensitive data stays out of prying eyes.