Video: The foundation of an email security strategy

Guest instructor Joel Snyder lays the groundwork for creating a holistic email security strategy, including an explanation of how SMTP works, and a methodology for dissecting and understanding a secure email architecture.

Joel Snyder is a senior partner with consulting firm Opus One in Tucson, Ariz.

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