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eSentire Threat Response Unit confirms that email accounts are heavily targeted. The report states that identity-driven threats rose 156% from 2023 to 2025, now making up 59% of threat cases in Q1 2025.
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This increase is fueled by Cybercrime-as-a-Service, particularly Phishing-as-a-Service, which attackers can access for as little as $200 monthly. Consequently, email compromises have risen by 60%, with over 40% of attacks this year involving account takeovers or compromises. A simple password is no longer adequate to protect your email from sophisticated attacks.
Which is why both Google and Microsoft have been urging all users to adopt the far more secure passkey alternative for some months now.
Passkeys are easy to create and use, generated automatically to eliminate human error and memory issues. They are inherently strong, resistant to phishing and social engineering, and completely private, as the private key never leaves your device.
