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Outlook has a rule filter for header content. Just saying I haven't failed a phishing test in ~10 years.
by jcims 1y ago
Outlook has a rule filter for header content.
Just saying I haven't failed a phishing test in ~10 years.
- sciencejerk 1y agoMind sharing your filter rules? KnowBe4 uses X-PHISHTEST header and I think I saw Proofpoint using something similiar a few years back
- jcims 1y agoStraight from the source: https://help.proofpoint.com/Proofpoint_Essentials/Security_Awareness/Educate/Searchable_Header_in_Mail_Server https://help.proofpoint.com/Proofpoint_Essentials/Security_A... xD The vast majority of security controls are designed for the careless and the clueless.
- jsmith99 1y agoMy IT department use the official Microsoft phishing test. The emails arrive in inbox with 0 headers. (There's also a helpful Microsoft page of all the dodgy sounding domains they've registered for this.)
- monocularvision 1y agoI did this and it worked for a few months before word got to security who then forced everyone to remove the rule.
- prmoustache 1y agoI just don't check my emails anymore. If it is important, people will complain on teams that nobody answer with some sort of urgency and then I'll look for it specifically.