Google wants to up-sell enterprise Gmail users for AI security enhancements, when in reality the feature is mitigating the advances that attackers are making through their own innovative use of AI, making their Social Engineering attacks more effective.
I am a firm believer that cybersecurity can be a competitive
advantage and even generate new revenue for organizations.
…BUT up-selling cybersecurity features only makes sense when it
is an over-the top capability and not foundational or necessary to preserve the
current risk mitigation levels. Keeping spam, phishing, and malware out of the
Inbox is fundamental for security, privacy, and safety.
Don't upsell this capability Google. There are other options for
add-on features. This is needed just to maintain cybersecurity risk parity with
attackers.
Watch the full video where I discuss the issue more in depth and
give some examples of innovation that would be embraced by enterprise customers
for additional costs.
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So Google will allow the security of Gmail to not keep pace with attackers, unless I pay?
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