CISO Fireside Chat: The Business Email Compromise Problem
CISOs deal with a multitude of threats that can have significant financial and reputational impacts. Of those threats, business email compromise is the #1 attack type, costing businesses almost as much as all other cybersecurity incidents combined.
CISOs deal with a multitude of threats that can have significant financial and reputational impacts. Of those threats, business email compromise is the #1 attack type, costing businesses almost as much as all other cybersecurity incidents combined.
Watch this CISO Fireside Chat on the BEC problem to hear from cybersecurity experts Mike Britton, CISO of Abnormal Security, and Dr. Eric Cole of Secure Anchor. During the webinar, our host and guest will discuss:
- Why email threats like BEC attacks are so difficult to stop
- The financial and brand impact of a missed attack
- Strategies for solving the email security challenge, once and for all
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