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I worked at a place where they sometimes sent phishing emails to see what people did. They also had mandatory annual training on e-risks, which wasn't in fact t
by KineticLensman 6y ago
I worked at a place where they sometimes sent phishing emails to see what people did. They also had mandatory annual training on e-risks, which wasn't in fact too painful.
The fun arose when the company employed third-party service providers that required employees to respond to an external email (infrequent but it did happen). Inevitably there had to be a certain amount of internal comms to let people know that this external email was in fact safe to respond to.
- arkitaip 6y agoThat's hilarious but it also highlights that ultimately, there are no 100% inherently safe communications channels. A sufficiently motivated actor can go through extreme lengths to compromise your IT even if it means faking email, voice, letters, physical interaction.