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The Widening Disconnect Between Email Security and Risk Management

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More than two thirds (67%) of IT leaders believe vendors are not innovating fast enough to keep up with emerging risks, leaving a critical gap in the market

66% of IT leaders in France admit that employee mistakes in outbound emails result in more significant data loss than malicious inbound attacks.

Only 26% of IT leaders believe it drives significant improvements in employee behavior to safeguard data, and nearly half (46%) acknowledge that there is room for improvement

63% of employees in the UK say they frequently use IT policy workarounds to “get the job done” and save time or effort.

53% of employees in legal services say they frequently use IT policy workarounds to “get the job done” and save time or effort.

38% of leaders cite increased focus on growth / innovation - need for employees to get on with their jobs as their motivation for change in their security focus

Only 24% of IT leaders believe their security spending is "very well aligned" with actual risks, while 53% think it is "quite well aligned," 20% feel it is "not particularly aligned," and 3% say it is "not at all aligned."

When asked about their primary email security focus for the next two to three years, 13% will focus more on inbound security solutions

47% of IT leaders say inbound email threats presents a big risk in their organization in terms of potential data loss

More than a third (36%) of employees across large organizations describe email security training as ineffective or a waste of time, and dissatisfaction increases to 54% among those who frequently make email mistakes

50% of IT leaders prioritize Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and malware detection for email security investment.

39% of IT leaders prioritize human error prevention / DLP for email security investment.

When asked about their primary email security focus for the next two to three years, 31% prioritized compliance with data protection regulations

When asked about their primary email security focus for the next two to three years, 17% spoke about protecting data within other collaboration tools

61% of IT leaders in the US agree that outbound email security doesn’t get as much attention beyond compliance, but it is the silent security killer

IT leaders identify the biggest risks for potential data loss as inbound email threats (47%), outbound email threats (20%), and both presenting an equally significant risk (33%).

35% of IT leaders say increasing number of data sharing and collaboration tools being used by employees is among the biggest security vulnerabilities in organizations

21% of IT leaders say employees/human error is among the biggest security vulnerabilities in organizations

58% of employees say it’s too easy to make errors when using email

30% of leaders cite changing employee behaviours/working patterns as their motivation for change in their security focus

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