According to a report  "2019 Email Security Trends" more than 74 percent of respondents said that email attacks are having a major impact on their businesses The most common effects cited were loss of employee productivity, downtime and business disruption, and damage to the reputation of the IT team.

Nearly three-quarters of respondents reported experiencing higher stress levels, worrying about potential email security even when they’re not at work, and being forced to work nights and weekends to address email security issues.

Phishing and ransomware are top concerns with 43 percent of organisations have been the victim of a spear-phishing attack in the past 12 months.

Breach costs and monetary losses are on the rise with more than 78 percent of organisations said that the cost of email breaches is increasing and 66 percent claimed that attacks have had a direct monetary cost on their organization in the past year

More than three-quarters of organisations said their employees aren’t good at spotting suspicious emails and there were growing concerns about insider threats and Office 365.

Yet despite all that It professionals felt happier about their email systems than last year. We guess they were really really depressed about them last year.