Most businesses do not think about a cyber crisis until operations stop.
In many cases, it starts with something that looks completely normal:
One click can be enough to expose employee accounts, disrupt operations, lock users out of systems, or create days of recovery work. For many organizations, the real damage is not just technical. It is operational.
Register now to reserve your spot for this free live webinar on email security, operational disruption, and business cyber risk, presented by Rutter in collaboration with Check Point and Small Business University.
Email sits at the center of daily business activity.
It connects:
When attackers gain access through a compromised account or malicious email, the effects can spread quickly across the organization.
Communication may stop.
Projects can stall.
Employees may lose access to systems.
Revenue-generating work may be delayed.
Customer trust can be damaged.
What begins as a simple user action can quickly become a business continuity issue.
And many organizations do not realize how exposed they are until disruption has already started.
Modern email attacks are no longer limited to obvious scams or suspicious attachments.
Many are designed to blend into normal business activity and trusted communication. Some bypass traditional protections entirely by relying on urgency, familiarity, and everyday user behavior.
That is one reason organizations with security tools already in place still experience major incidents.
The question is no longer:
“Could this happen to us?”
The better question is:
“Would we recognize the warning signs before operations are affected?”
Rutter is teaming up with Small Business University and Check Point for a live webinar focused on how modern email-based attacks impact businesses and what organizations can realistically do to reduce risk before disruption occurs.
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Time: 11:00 a.m. MT (1:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. CT)
Duration: 45 minutes
Cost: Free
Format: Live webinar (recording available)
Ellen Sofronas
Cybersecurity Strategy & Growth Manager, Rutter Networking Technologies
ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity.
Ellen leads initiatives that advance cybersecurity solutions, strategic partnerships, and market expansion at Rutter Networking Technologies. She works with organizations to align security strategy with business priorities, particularly in regulated and public sector environments. She is CJIS Certified in cybersecurity.
Spencer Damphousse
Territory Manager, Check Point
Spencer leads conversations around modern workspace security and email protection at Check Point. He works with organizations to strengthen their security posture against evolving email-based threats and align protection strategies with real-world business risk.
Most organizations assume their current protections are enough until a real incident proves otherwise.
If your business depends on email, cloud platforms, or remote collaboration, this session will help you better understand how modern attacks turn into operational disruption, and why many organizations underestimate the business impact until it is too late. Register now to reserve your spot.