The Evolution of Email Security for Greater Business Safety explains how remote and hybrid work have made email the primary entry point for cyberattacks, with over 90% of malware delivered through email. The paper describes how attackers use phishing, spear phishing, business email compromise, impersonation, and account takeover, often enhanced by AI and social engineering, to exploit distracted remote workers. It outlines why basic email hygiene is no longer sufficient and emphasizes the need for layered defenses that combine sandboxing, deep memory inspection, data loss prevention, and AI-driven detection of behavioral and language anomalies. The report concludes that modern email security must integrate advanced analytics and cloud-based approaches to stop sophisticated attacks early, r

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