The PhishigBox security tips are animated emails that can be sent to employees or staff as part of an ongoing security awareness training program. These emails, unlike the security awareness training courses, do not required any formal interaction with the end user. The security tip emails are intended to provide ongoing security reminders to employees and staff. By design, the security tip emails do not have any links or features within the emails that could be construed as suspicious.
Authentication System Security
There are some aspects of security that are controlled by the user that can improve the security of the authentication system.
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Avoid Data Exposure
Many data breaches are not caused by hackers, but by the unintentional exposure of confidential information by employees.
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Basic Email Security
Email security should be a top priority for all companies. From schools to startups, email is the backbone of many organizations.
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Do Not Trust Caller ID
Phone numbers can be configured to display a different caller ID. As such, the caller ID should not be trusted.
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Handling Sensitive Information
Some of the information we access on a daily basis is sensitive and should be handled appropriately.
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Identify Social Engineering
A social engineering attack is when someone is manipulated into perform a specific action that they normally would not have performed.
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Reporting Security Incidents
A security incident is an event that threatens the security of an information systems.
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Is This Email Legitimate?
Ask yourself these five questions before interacting with an email.
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Password Management
In today's environment, it is likely that you have multiple passwords to remember.
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Importance of Data Backups
Preparing for the worst is necessary for information security.
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