In which of the following communication channels are your organization and employees most susceptible to compliance violations, phishing, malware, and/or other threats?

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Social Media (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, i.e.)26%

Collaboration Tools (Slack, MS Teams, Zoom, i.e.)44%

Mobile Chat Apps (WeChat, WhatsApp, Telegram, i.e.)15%

We are lacking in visibility, security, and compliance for all social media, collaboration, and mobile chat channels.9%

We are fully protected against risks across digital communications.3%

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CIO in Education4 years ago

It’s still email for us

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Senior Director, Defense Programs in Software4 years ago

Agree — anything with more adoption wins, and email has very high adoption!

CEO, MSSP - High Assurance Cybersecurity SOC in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

Email, attachments (word, pdf), social engineering... In this order

CTO in Education3 years ago

Emails with attachments and links are the main source of Phishing attacks.

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