With new tactics and technologies to exploit vulnerabilities, like launching Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks, enterprise organizations expect a sizable increase in the volume of advanced phishing attacks launched in the next 12 months.

Most security leaders leverage a defense-in-depth approach to email security to combat phishing threats. According to a recent study from Osterman Research, 80% of respondents use a combination of Security Awareness Training (SAT), Secure Email Gateways (SEG), and Multi-factor Authentication to try to combat phishing attacks. Unfortunately, while leveraging a defense-in-depth approach that utilizes technology and human insights is the right approach, the solutions used have limitations that cybercriminals use to their advantage. This video explores the impact of these three email security solutions and how cybercriminals leverage their shortcomings to land successful attacks.