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Which two attack vectors are protected by Email Security? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Mobile C. Email. Email Security solutions are designed to protect against threats delivered through email channels (C) and mobile devices (B), since mobile phones are a primary endpoint for accessing and interacting with email, making them a direct extension of the email attack surface. Modern…
Question
Which two attack vectors are protected by Email Security? (Choose two.)
Options
- AVoicemail
- BMobile
- CEmail
- DWeb
- ECloud
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B89% (32)
- D6% (2)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
Email Security solutions are designed to protect against threats delivered through email channels (C) and mobile devices (B), since mobile phones are a primary endpoint for accessing and interacting with email, making them a direct extension of the email attack surface. Modern email security platforms scan inbound/outbound email and mobile email traffic for phishing, malware, and spam.
Distractors explained:
- A (Voicemail): Voicemail threats (e.g., vishing) fall under unified communications or voice security - not email security.
- D (Web): Web-based threats are addressed by web security gateways or secure web proxies, not email security tools.
- E (Cloud): Cloud-based threat protection is handled by CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker) solutions, not email security specifically.
Memory tip: Think "Email goes to your inbox - on your phone or desktop." The two vectors email security covers are the delivery channel (Email) and the device most used to read it (Mobile). Everything else - web browsing, cloud apps, phone calls - belongs to a different security tool.
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