As Microsoft’s security capabilities continue to evolve, many organizations are questioning how much they should rely on Microsoft for their email security needs. In this upcoming webinar, email security experts from Fortra will discuss enterprise email security requirements and evaluate how Microsoft fits into an organization’s email security strategy and stack.

Attend to learn: 

•        How to evaluate Microsoft’s role in your email security stack
•        What threats are observed in inboxes protected by Microsoft
•        Where Microsoft’s email security is enough and where it is insufficient
•        Ways to fill the gaps left by Microsoft 

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