Forrester Research has appointed Trend Micro as the leader in the email privacy category. Trend Micro reached the greatest ratings in the categories of "technology management" (sub-category of "product strategy," "deployment options" and "cloud integration," and reached the lowest score among the 12 suppliers considered.
Forrester comments on the outcome saying that "businesses seeking a solution to protect themselves against malicious emails and malware-laden emails should consider Trend Micro." But do emails still count as an assault and infection vector?
Trend Micro leader in email security according to Forrester Research The response is yes: nearly 86 percent of the 2018 Trend Micro blocked threats were contained in emails. Attacks include phishing, compromised job emails (committed company email, or BEC), malicious URLs, infected attachments, and accidental and intentional loss of information.
"The number one threat vector remains email, driving our dedication to ongoing development," says Wendy Moore, Trend Micro's vice president of product marketing. Evaluations by analysts are essential to assessing alternatives. In my view, this latest study requires into consideration fresh artificial intelligence characteristics such as writing style analysis and computer vision, together with alternatives to safeguard cloud applications, emails such as Office 365 and Gmail that helped us block a total of 41.5 billion threats in 2018.' Just Writing Style DNA has captured 5,400 assaults on 160 organisations so far, with potential damages being avoided for $858 million. Using artificial intelligence and computer vision methods also allows visual content analysis to find phishing websites.
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