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Linked – Can you Recognize a Phishing Message?

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

“Training is a big part of protecting yourself from phishing attacks. There are a lot of ways to train employees, but giving them a phishing test is pretty standard. Can you recognize a phishing message? There are several free testing sites at OpenDNS or SonicWall.”

Think you would always recognize a phishing attempt? Care to test that theory? John has a couple of links for you to check out.

Good luck!

http://youritconsultant.senseient.com/2017/01/can-you-recognize-a-phishing-message.html

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