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From threat intelligence to growth: Email security trends every MSP and MSSP needs to know

What you’ll learn:

  • The most significant email threats impacting organizations today
  • How attackers are using AI to make phishing and impersonation attacks more effective
  • Ways to use threat intelligence to identify customer risks and strengthen security conversations
  • Best practices for delivering layered, AI-powered email protection
  • New innovations that can help you expand services, improve efficiency and create additional customer value

Register today to gain actionable insights that help you protect more customers, differentiate your security offerings, and turn email threat intelligence into business growth.

September 2, 2026
1:00 PM ET
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Email remains the primary entry point for cyberattacks, and threat actors continue to evolve their tactics. From AI-powered phishing and impersonation to sophisticated credential theft, today's email threats create new risks for customers and new opportunities for MSPs and MSSPs.

Join Barracuda experts for a look at key findings from the 2026 Barracuda Email Threat Report and learn how the latest threat intelligence can help you protect customers, strengthen your security practice and uncover new service opportunities.

We'll examine the trends shaping the email threat landscape, what they mean for your customers, and practical strategies for delivering layered protection at scale. You will also get an inside look at innovations in AI-powered email security, advanced threat detection, URL protection and Google Workspace coverage.

Event Speakers

Matt Whitlock
Online Director and Tech Editor at ChannelPro Network

As the ChannelPro Network’s online director and tech editor for over a decade, Matt Whitlock has spent years blending sharp tech insight with digital know-how. He brings more than 25 years of experience working in the technology industry to his reviews, analysis, and general musings about all things gadget and gear.