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In this Security Chalk Talks you'll learn how Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) and Threat Grid work with Cisco Email Security to protect against malicious attachments in emails. Arshad Saeed, Director, Technical Marketing, explains the mechanics of AMP and Threat Grid whether it's a public or private cloud deployment. To learn more visit http://cs.co/6058BCmPC.
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