Email attacks aren't just about spoofed domains and malicious links anymore. Attackers are increasingly hiding behind tools and services people already trust.
From SaaS platforms and compromised business accounts to legitimate email services and everyday workflows, today's threats are designed to look like normal business activity, and to pass the checks security teams have long relied on.
AI is adding a new layer of risk. Attackers can create more convincing campaigns faster than ever, while organizations are deploying AI assistants, email agents, and automated workflows that read, summarize, and act on messages. A malicious email no longer has to fool just an employee. It may also influence the systems working on their behalf.
Join Aaron Genereaux, Security Engineer, and Christian Crawford, Product Solutions Architect, to learn how cyber criminals are exploiting trusted platforms and business processes to evade detection, why traditional trust signals are falling short, and what security teams should be doing to stop these threats before they reach the inbox.
In this webinar, we'll cover:
- How attackers use trusted platforms and business workflows to make malicious emails look legitimate
- Why traditional trust signals like authentication and reputation are no longer enough
- How AI is changing both how attacks are created and how they're executed
- What new risks emerge when AI agents and automated workflows act on email content
- How Check Point leverages AI to uncover malicious intent behind trusted communications Save your spot for this practical session on staying ahead of attacks that hide behind trusted communications.
Save your spot for this practical session on staying ahead of attacks that hide behind trusted communications.