Protect County Operations from Email Attacks: Live Webinar Demo
This webinar is available on-demand. If you have issue accessing the recording, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.
Email remains the leading entry point for cyberattacks—and one compromised county inbox can disrupt essential services, expose sensitive information, and undermine public trust.
Join us for a practical webinar and live demonstration exploring why counties need layered email security that protects messages both before and after they reach an employee’s inbox. You’ll learn how secure email gateways and API-based protection work together to combat phishing, credential theft, account takeover, malicious link redirects, and supplier compromise.
During this session, county leaders will learn:
- Where traditional email security may leave critical gaps
- How AI is making phishing attacks more targeted and convincing
- How layered protection can strengthen Microsoft 365 environments
- How to improve security without replacing existing infrastructure or disrupting mail flow
You’ll also see a live demonstration of how Proofpoint provides visibility across the full email attack chain from initial delivery to post-delivery threats and compromised accounts.
Attend to gain a practical framework for evaluating your county’s email security posture and protecting the services your residents depend on.
Register today to reserve your place.
Speakers:
- Tim Oliver, Former Chief Information Officer, Horry County, S.C.; NACo Executive Technology Reservist
- Andrew Goodman, Director of Product Marketing, Proofpoint
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