The Evolving Email Threat Landscape – Webinar
Exploring the evolving email threat landscape, with a focus on the threat of compromised email accounts. Sponsored by Agari.
New Methods for Solving Phishing, Business Email Compromise, Account Takeovers and Other Security Threats – White Paper
The network in most organizations has a dramatically expanded attack surface. There is no longer a defensible perimeter that can fully protect corporate data, and so new approaches, technologies and practices are needed to protect corporate data and finances. Sponsored by Agari, Carbon Black, GoSecure, KnowBe4, MDaemon, Proofpoint, SlashNext, Trend Micro, Trustwave and Zix
Understanding the Limitations of Microsoft Office 365 Security – Webinar
Examining the reasons why over 73% of organizations will choose to either supplement or replace native Office 365 security with third-party solutions by 2019. Sponsored by Forcepoint.
Why Your Company Needs Third-Party Solutions for Office 365 – Webinar
Insight into why organizations should implement third-party tools to secure Office 365 environments, and how they can cut costs overall by using third-party solutions for enhanced security capabilities. Sponsored by Egress.
White Papers – 2018
Our white papers from 2018, focusing on archiving, data protection, email security and more.
Best Practices to Tackle Phishing, Ransomware and Email Fraud – Webinar
Email security remains an ongoing concern and high priority for organizations. Examining best practices for tackling phishing, ransomware and email fraud. Sponsored by DomainTools.
White Papers – 2017
Our white papers from 2017, focusing on data protection (including GDPR), Office 365, and email security, among others.
White Papers – 2016
Our white papers from 2016, focusing on archiving, email security, and the cloud, among others.
White Papers – 2015
Our white papers from 2015, focusing on Office 365, information governance, and email security, among others.
White Papers – 2014 and Earlier
A very long list of white papers from 2002 to 2014, written and published by Osterman Research.