Heading into 2019, the volume—and sophistication—of email threats is growing. Phishing is virtually indistinguishable from legitimate brand communications, spear phishing is hyper-personalised using publicly available data, and insider attacks are surging due to the popularity of cloud email services. But the biggest danger of all is when cybercriminals combine these vectors in multi-phased attacks.
Gain insight into how multi-phased attacks are designed and how your business can prevent being knocked cold by one. We’ll use data and real-world examples to highlight the massive growth in Office 365 phishing, and show you how cybercriminals use compromised accounts to launch spear phishing, malware, and insider attacks.
Gain insight into:
• How cybercriminals execute coordinated, multi-phased attacks
• Why Office 365 is the most targeted entry point
• How data breaches are fuel for targeted email attacks
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As Vade Secure’s Chief Solution Architect, Adrien Gendre owns all aspects of the business that directly impact customer experience. His responsibilities include formulating the company’s product strategy and roadmap, overseeing integration with security vendors, and managing the global Solutions Architect, Training, Documentation, and Customer Support Teams.
Adrien is passionate about understanding the rapidly evolving, increasingly sophisticated threat landscape, and has spoken extensively on this subject at events like M3AAWG, SINET, Data Connectors, CIO VISIONS, SecureWorld, and RMISC.