Email represents a large attack surface for any organization. From ransomware to phishing and credentials, cybercriminals have found new ways to use email to deliver malicious payloads and breach ...

The biggest email services largely offer the same suite of security and privacy features, but some newer or more advanced options put other providers ahead, a ConsumerAffairs review of seven email ...

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Security researchers from SquareX have discovered what they describe as critical flaws in the attachment scanning process of major email service providers, including Apple, Google, Microsoft, and ...

Email security today has many shortcomings. It is widely known that email service providers cannot prevent every suspicious email from being received. However, a new study by web browser security ...

Email security standards are proving porous where malicious email attacks are concerned, since attackers use a deceptive link or new domains that comply with the same email security standards regular ...

Beware this highly sophisticated Microsoft 365 attack. Update, March 15, 2025: This story, originally published March 13, has been updated with further technical detail regarding the Microsoft 365 ...

There are lots of good reasons for considering a separate security appliance rather than running antivirus and spam filtering applications on a mail server. To start with, appliances are easier to ...

Email security is of paramount concern in any organization. A significant percentage of malware is delivered via email, on the premise that an unsuspecting user will open the message, allowing the ...

Email remains the soft underbelly of enterprise security because it is the most tempting target for hackers. They just need one victim to succumb to a phishing lure to enter your network. Phishing (in ...

‘What happens is, we're fighting the wrong side of asymmetric warfare. What attackers are doing right now is shooting $50 mortars over the wall, and we’re shooting them down with million-dollar ...