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Definitive Guide to SASE Security

To help IT security leaders improve security, the 'Definitive Guide to SASE Security' provides valuable insights on how to to secure modern work.

How to Visualize Your Zero Trust Journey

We are in the midst of a massive paradigm shift in security deployment – one that goes beyond defense-in-depth. Zero Trust builds on the concepts of “don’t trust anyone” (least privilege), “divide and conquer” (network segmentation) and “who-are-you-where-are-you-and-what-are-you-accessing”...

How to Simplify and Strengthen Security With Managed XDR

Read on to learn how MXDR works and how it can improve security outcomes and reduce risk.

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Email Encryption for Law Firms

Businesses around the world rely on email to communicate — in the post-pandemic world perhaps more than ever before. But email is inherently insecure, with a staggering 94% of malware delivered via the email channel. Download this whitepaper to learn more about: Preventing Email Data Leaks Protecting...

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SEGs are Dead

Secure Email Gateways (SEGs) are highly effective at securing on-premises email environments. However, as email has moved to the cloud, these legacy dinosaurs have been no match for the virtuosity of nimble bad actors who use emails to continually setting traps for enterprises’ employees, customers and business...

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Three Steps to Mitigating Business Email Compromise (BEC)

Protecting your outbound email is the first step in securing enterprise inboxes from BEC attacks and attackers are continually outsmarting SEG protection. Download this whitepaper to learn more about your legacy SEG is not enough to protect your company against data loss and ransomware attacks. In this white...

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Trustifi Case Study: Email Security Solution

Businesses are constantly being bombarded by malicious attack threat vectors that operate through email inboxes/outboxes. Malevolent entities use a wide variety of ever increasingly sophisticated techniques to lure your employees and customers in order to attack your organization through email, while evading detection...

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Are Your Employees Emails Your Organizations Weakest Link?

Email attackers are very skilled at taking advantage of the weakest link in your organization – the humans and their emails. Malevolent entities use a wide variety of ever increasingly sophisticated techniques to lure your employees and customers in order to attack your organization through email, while evading...

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Trustifi Email Security: A Comprehensive Deep Dive

As the pandemic pushed businesses out of the office and into a hybrid way of working, we’ve come to depend on technologies like email for critical business functions: signing contracts, sharing documents––even just chatting to our team about the game results. But unfortunately, the more we rely on email, the...

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Forrester Now Tech: Enterprise Email Security Providers

Looking to learn how to leverage Enterprise Email Security Solutions? This overview will help! Download now to discover how to: Intercept and block phishing attacks; Avoid costly business email compromise (BEC) attacks; Enhance security team efficiency Initiate and preserve trusted communications...

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Email Encryption for Financial Services

In the financial services sector, email correspondence may contain sensitive personal or legal information, and it’s often critical that this information be actioned within a strict deadline. For your brand to succeed, your clients must be able to trust you with the integrity of their confidential data — this...

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HIPAA Compliant Email Encryption

As attackers find increasingly sophisticated ways to steal confidential information, healthcare organizations must be vigilant in deploying the correct preventative security measures to protect that data. Encryption is one such measure, which ensures that, even if a cybercriminal manages to gain access to email...