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I'm surprised it isn't common for companies to just block inbound external email by default. Most of the time I have an inbox rule enabled that just deletes an
by redserk 2y ago
I'm surprised it isn't common for companies to just block inbound external email by default.
Most of the time I have an inbox rule enabled that just deletes anything not from the corporate domain and a few other known services.
- hsbauauvhabzb 2y agoI setup filters to eradicate some of the internal corporate scam. The CEOs email ramblings have no relevance to my day to day.
- bayindirh 2y agoWhat if your bulk mail traffic is coming from your users?
- Mistletoe 2y agoBeginning to understand why companies never respond to my emails… What you are suggesting here sounds insane. You only get work emails from your corporate domain and a few others?
- gabeio 2y agoI use a similar filter at work but have it automatically label it as external and remove it from my primary inbox, not completely blocking but I have to go find emails from new people. I do filter external emails from vendors we do use into folders and read them. But the amount of spam I get just because someone managed to find my title and email is insane. I don’t even have my work email listed anywhere publicly that I am aware of.
- cyanydeez 2y agoIt's not hard to find a corporate email based off a few standards.
- LtWorf 2y agoI've worked somewhere that adds a banner to all external emails. Then they ran a phishing test and it didn't have the external banner :D