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IT Is Too Expensive To Check Phishing Emails
Default Is Send It To IT The prevailing defense against phishing is phishing awareness training. Most training programs advocate for sending suspicious emails to the IT department. As a matter of fact, one of the largest training companies has a button to make it...
How’d You Like To Free Up Some IT Budget?
Utilize Your Company Like You Use Your Brain Many people are familiar with the myth that humans use only a fraction of their brains power. It is true that companies use a fraction of their potential to manage and resolve email issues. Instead, organizations lump the...
Taming Email Requires Democratization, Not Specialization
Self-Sufficiency Must Match Inconsistency The natural course of progress has been to specialize. One person does one thing really well and does it for all the others who have their own specializations. The difficulty is this makes the system fragile. Failure of one...
Taming The Wild West Of Email With Enveloperty
Putting Down Bullies As standards are raised, certain tactics and innovations irrevocably keep that standard. One such innovation was the revolver. Being able to sequentially fire bullets simply and reliably forever changed combat. Most importantly it allowed for a...
Colt Made Them Equal, Enveloperty Makes Phishing A Fight
Goliath Vs The Grandma In the days before the revolver, size and training was everything. A grandma taking on Goliath would never prevail. Even with the advent of gunpowder, firearms were too unwieldy for many to use. But with a revolver, all grandma needs is one good...
Email Must Show ID For Entry
How Is This Not Already Required? Anyone who has flown or crossed a border has seen the signs reminding people to have their identification ready. The ID verifies that you are who you say you are, and provides context when run through the system. Such as if there are...
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