A number of employees within RSA do sign their emails. But there is this weird issue where you can only setup email signatures if you're a full time employee of

A number of employees within RSA do sign their emails. But there is this weird issue where you can only setup email signatures if you're a full time employee of RSA, not a contractor. But most do sign their emails. What surprises me is Poison Ivy, we were on the EMC network which was quite highly restricted, with all ports blocked apart from 80 and 443, even ssh was blocked over 443. So this method of using Poison Ivy would've had to have been on a popular site which was whitelisted which included most if not all of the social networking websites and online email. Not sure how data was "ftped" since that is also blocked.