Six pillars, zero gateways: The security model your SEG can’t deliver
You’ll learn:
- Why modern email security must account for behavior and identity
- Why API-based cloud visibility and cross-channel coverage are essential
- Why modern platforms must reduce operational burden through automated remediation and cloud-native deployment
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Secure email gateways (SEGs were built to filter out known-bad content, inspect signatures, and conduct perimeter inspection — a model that doesn't account for attacks exploiting trust rather than technology.
This session covers six pillars of modern email security, which when taken together replace the static SEG with security that understands how people, identities, and business relationships normally behave.• Behavioral and identity-based detection: catching attacks with no payload
• API-based cloud visibility: seeing account and configuration risk
• Autonomous remediation: removing threats without analyst triage
• Supply chain intelligence: profiling vendor behavior, not just senders
• Multi-channel and lateral coverage: internal and cross-app attacks
• Cloud-native architecture: no MX record or mail routing changes
Event Speakers
Christian Hamilton is the Cybersecurity Administrator at Commercial Vehicle Group, Inc. (CVG), where he architects, engineers, and implements solutions to keep CVG protected in an ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape. With expertise across email security, Identity and Access Management (IAM), data security, and more, Christian drives initiatives to automate and enhance cybersecurity functions across the organization.
Chris Haley is a Sales Engineering Director at Abnormal AI. Since joining in 2021, he has helped drive customer engagement, strategic sales initiatives, and high-impact programs. Known for his leadership, responsiveness, and customer-first approach, Chris plays a key role in advancing critical opportunities, partner initiatives, and AI-focused programs.
Mike Shema hosts the Application Security Weekly podcast.