Oct. 9, 2023, noon | /u/HermesNotHerMess

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As per the subject line... curious to hear if there's practitioners out there that consider things like brand spoofing / impersonation as a security incident in the stats you report.

A broader question even: how does one distinguish a security incident **vs** others getting scammed because of hackers impersonating your company's brand **vs** vendor software update that causes a data exposure.

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