Abhishek joins Ashish Rajan from the Cloud Security Podcast to discuss why email breaches still happen. In their conversation, they cover the critical aspects of threat management and posture management across Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Listen or watch to get a deeper dive into why you need a focused approach towards securing this often-overlooked segment of our digital infrastructure management.
Cloud Security Podcast Interview: Why Do Email Breaches Still Happen?
Abhishek joins Ashish Rajan from the Cloud Security Podcast to discuss why email breaches still happen. In their conversation, they cover the critical aspects of threat management and posture management across Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Listen or watch to get a deeper dive into why you need a focused approach towards securing this often-overlooked segment of our digital infrastructure management.


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