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Curiosity killed the cat. But you can't stop curiosity. I wonder how many such phishing e-mails a company gets a day. If the volume is not that high and it's
by k_sze 7y ago
Curiosity killed the cat.
But you can't stop curiosity.
I wonder how many such phishing e-mails a company gets a day.
If the volume is not that high and it's something manageable by the (proper) security team, I wonder if a company could implement a policy where the employee can report a phishing e-mail to the security team and get to sit with them to watch them investigate. If that's not possible, maybe have the security team write up about investigations into phishing e-mails from time to time and send the results to employees as internal memos.
- brootstrap 7y agoI work at a big company with 10,000+ employees (only 100s of software people, mainly sales people). We get phished probably once a year no lie. You've got older folks working HR departments and someone gets an email like. from: jim.bob.sales@bigcompony.com "hey cindy it's bob your bosses boss boss. I forgot my password and have a MAJOR presentation coming up. Can you give me yours for login so i can see our powerpoint?"