Inbox Incursions Are More Than an Annoyance. They Are a Security Risk.

An inbox incursion is when phishing emails are available to the end user for any length of time. In such cases, the vendor remediates them post-delivery. This means the email is available for the end-user to open up and click on the link. Most marketing literature around inbox incursions will say that the
message is in the inbox for barely any time. However, Avanan's research shows that the average length of time is 183 seconds.
Letting the email into the inbox for any period of time is not ideal and not the best form of email security. It gives users the ability to make mistakes and in the game of email security, the goal should
be to avoid the chances for mistakes.

Learn how inbox incursions are a risk for your entire organization.