Messaging security market map and supplier insights Q2 2026

{ "faqs": [ {"question": "Why do we need a third-party messaging security solution when we already use Microsoft 365?

", "answer": "Native security is effective against commodity spam and known malware. However, third-party specialists focus on the sophisticated, socially engineered BEC and GenAI phishing attacks designed to bypass native Microsoft or Google filters."}, {"question": "What is the difference between phishing training and messaging security?", "answer": "Messaging security is the technology that scans and blocks threats, while phishing training teaches employees how to spot what the technology might miss. Integrating these two functions allows for personalized training based on real-world misses."}, {"question\": "Can a messaging security tool protect us on our employees' personal mobile phones?", "answer": "Yes, modern multi-channel solutions offer smishing (SMS) protection and can integrate with Mobile Device Management (MDM) tools to ensure that corporate accounts are protected by the same security policies, even on personal phones."}, {"question": "How much work is it to manage these tools on a weekly basis?", "answer": "Modern AI-driven tools are designed to reduce administrative overhead. By automating the triage of user reports and the remediation of common threats, these platforms can save security teams hours of manual labor each week."} ], "disclaimer": " "The information contained in this report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Palomarr makes no warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein. Any reliance on the information in this report is at your own risk."" }