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‘If you see something, say something’ goes the old crime awareness campaign – and with scams and phishing attacks raining down on companies all the time, it’s worth keeping in mind as you and your coworkers go about your daily business. But no matter how good you might be at spotting phishing emails, the person sitting next to you may not be as cautious – and one slip by them could be devastating for the entire business. If you hear your coworkers talking about emails or calls they have received that sound suspicious – either one that is demanding personal information, or pressuring them to process a company payment – check in with them to make sure they know the calls are probably a scam. Even better, contact your IT department to let them know it might be a good time to run a simulated cyber attack campaign. These campaigns send convincing-looking phishing emails or ransomware simulations to users, forcing everybody to think on their feet – and potentially catching many employees unawares. The 60-second "Security Nudge" is brought to you by CybSafe, developers of the Human Risk Management Platform. Learn more at https://cybsafe.com
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‘If you see something, say something’ goes the old crime awareness campaign – and with scams and phishing attacks raining down on companies all the time, it’s worth keeping in mind as you and your coworkers go about your daily business. But no matter how good you might be at spotting phishing emails, the person sitting next to you may not be as cautious – and one slip by them could be devastating for the entire business. If you hear your coworkers talking about emails or calls they have received that sound suspicious – either one that is demanding personal information, or pressuring them to process a company payment – check in with them to make sure they know the calls are probably a scam. Even better, contact your IT department to let them know it might be a good time to run a simulated cyber attack campaign. These campaigns send convincing-looking phishing emails or ransomware simulations to users, forcing everybody to think on their feet – and potentially catching many employees unawares. The 60-second "Security Nudge" is brought to you by CybSafe, developers of the Human Risk Management Platform. Learn more at https://cybsafe.com
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