Analysis of 1.3M Emails Unveils Hidden Threats Missed by Other Email Security Solutions
Analysis of 1.3M Emails Unveils Hidden Threats Missed by Other Email Security Solutions

Trustifi Live Stream: How to Protect Your Business from the Hacking Cyber-Apocalypse

Equifax. Deloitte. Yahoo. In the past few years, we’ve seen the rise of some of the worst cyberattacks in recent history. The sheer scope of these hacks has affected business and consumer confidence throughout the whole world. Imagine the most sensitive, confidential and private information, on display to the public – or worse yet – sold to the highest bidder. Private passwords, SSN’s, medical records, bank statements, credit reports, contracts, anything of value to the right set of eyes is now up for grabs. The threat of a cyber-apocalypse has finally become a clear and present danger to all of us, in any industry. In a special live streaming event, happening on Tuesday, October 31st, Trustifi CEO Idan Udi Edry will deliver a webinar on what individuals and companies can do to protect themselves from this very real threat. A properly-executed hacked email server can dismantle businesses, destroy reputations and end livelihoods. The webinar will focus on what companies and individuals can do to protect their information through intensive email security, in the light of these recent cyberattacks. Trustifi, one of the most groundbreaking encrypted email providers in the industry, specializes in protecting corporations of any size. To sign up for Trustifi’s free 7-day trial, click here. Trustifi does much more than just email security. Email tracking, certified email, and eSignature are just a few of the state-of-the-art services Trustifi provides. If you’re looking for a personalized demo, customized to your needs, click here. Email encryption has become a pivotal tool for businesses and average citizens around the world, due to the simplicity and ease that emails can be hacked. Encrypted email providers constantly developing new ways to better protect your information and keep you and your business safe. Now that there are solutions which protect organizations from hacked emails and information, it is even more important to ensure said solutions function correctly. Recently, an end-to-end encryption protocol, S/MIME (Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) has fallen under fire for its failure in keeping the emails of its Microsoft Outlook users encrypted. Companies using this protocol in Outlook need to beware. For the past six months, emails thought to be encrypted, were actually not.
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