Malware only needs one click to do considerable damage to your business. That click is still most often triggered the same way it always has been: a hyperlink to a spoofed login page, a Word or Excel file carrying a malicious macro, unpatched software, or a plain old file attachment paired with a convincing social engineering pitch (“invoice attached,” “please review,” “your delivery couldn't be completed”).
As cyber threats evolve, we face growing email security challenges. Hackers and cyber criminals relentlessly continue to attack businesses as users continue to fall for email scams. That’s why we must continue to be aware of the best practices for securing our email.
