Yashy

serialband

Infrastructure admin

Ibrahim Kasabri

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hi guys<br />
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I'm thinking of ways in which we could educate our staff when it comes to the actual threats of security through emails like phishing. <br />
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However, if I wanted to send out reminders frequently like every fortnight, then I'm wondering what sort of content could be covered in order to not become monotonous? <br />
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Have you seen this done at firms you've worked at? If so, are there any tips?<br />
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Thanks for helping<br />
Yash
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hi guys

I'm thinking of ways in which we could educate our staff when it comes to the actual threats of security through emails like phishing. 

However, if I wanted to send out reminders frequently like every fortnight, then I'm wondering what sort of content could be covered in order to not become monotonous? 

Have you seen this done at firms you've worked at? If so, are there any tips?

Thanks for helping
Yash

Best way to educate staff members on a frequent basis for things like Phishing emails...?

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