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Editor in chief at SC Media UK, Tony Morbin sat down with Seth Knox, the vice president of product marketing at Agari, to discuss how to stay ahead of fast evolving cyber threats when we move to the cloud, especially when it comes to the secure email cloud.
The pair discuss the use of public cloud, the benefits and downfalls of a Secure Email Gateway and its integration with legacy systems, the use of predictive AI enabled email security and how we can become more agile, predictive and proactive with our defences to keep up with attackers who don’t have to worry about legal or regulatory compliance, customers or anything that stands in the way of profit.
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Seth Knox is the Vice President of Product Marketing at Agari, where he is responsible for leading the company’s product marketing team and customer growth. Prior to Agari, Knox was the Vice President of Product Marketing at Atlantis Computing (Atlantis) where he directed numerous marketing initiatives to drive the company’s go-to-market strategy and lead generation.
Before Atlantis, Knox founded Acceleration Marketing Group (AMG), LLC, offering strategic product marketing counsel for leading companies including RingCube Technologies (now Citrix), Atlantis, Altor Networks (now Juniper), and iPass. During Knox’s distinguished career, he also held senior leadership roles at security and enterprise software companies including RingCube Technologies, TriCipher (Acquired by VMware), Qualys, and Sygate. He holds an MBA in Strategic Management from Pepperdine University and a B.A. in Political Science at Brown University.