Email Security

Security reporting your execs understand

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Security reporting your execs understand

Build concise email security reports that drive decisions.

Lead with risk

Translate blocks and detections into business impact: prevented wire fraud, downtime avoided, and user time saved.

  • Show trending threats by department.
  • Highlight policy improvements and their effect.
  • Flag residual risks and proposed mitigations.

Be transparent

Share false positive rates and how you’re reducing them. Executives appreciate accuracy over vanity metrics.

  • Include before/after data for changes.
  • Call out third-party dependencies.
  • Summarize open incidents and owners.

Visuals that work

Use small multiples and simple charts: blocked by category, top sender geos, and time-to-mitigate.

  • Keep decks to 5-7 slides.
  • Add a single slide of asks: budget, approvals, policy changes.
  • Attach an appendix for technical readers.

“Email security is strongest when controls, visibility, and user experience move together.”

SpamGuard Cloud Team
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Email Security
Spam Prevention
Phishing Defense
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