Cybercriminals are clever and highly motivated. Why shouldn't they? They operate in a growth industry where the risks are low and the rewards are so high that cybercrime is expected to cost the world $23.8 trillion per year by 2027.

With so much money to be made, the creativity behind today's cyberattacks is seemingly endless. New and sophisticated malware, phishing and social engineering methods emerge every day that defenders can only stop by playing a game of "whack-a-mole." But while these new threats may seem infinitely diverse, they all have a few basic things in common: they use email and target people.

In this talk, we'll show you some of the most insidious email attacks currently in existence and how they work. Then we'll show you how they were stoppe ...