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"high risk users" how do you drive the point home?
Jan. 30, 2023, 7:25 p.m. | /u/Valkoinen_Kuolema
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working with a medium sized client (1100 employees) who have incorporated on boarding awareness training and regular phishing tests to establish security baselines/risk. This process runs pretty smoothly.
However, management now wants to be a bit more "forceful" with employees who don't complete the remedial training (if clicked) and "habitual clickers" (staff that click on everything). I tried to explain that it's not really up to my …
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