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Email is the number one threat vector for delivery of malware into organizations. Stephen Dane, Managing Director, Cybersecurity, APJC, explores the current state of the challenges that security practitioners face, and what CISOs can do to reduce the risk that email threats pose. http://cs.co/9004EoegY
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