ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Want to protect your business? Start with your inbox.
That’s the mission motivating Ignite Cyber’s Chuck Sirois - and his free security testing tools.
As a cybersecurity consultant, Chuck realized that 90% of users were overlooking basic email security.
Today, he educates and equips companies to protect their email from attacks.
In this episode of the Cybersecurity Heroes podcast by IRONSCALES, Chuck and Brendon discuss the pros and cons of DMARC, getting your email security score, and how just $5 can purchase an attack on your inbox.
- Pinpointing email security problems
- Nipping risk in the bud with inbox filtering
- Inbox testing and scoring
- Simple security testing protocols
- Choosing the right cybersecurity tools
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