Do you trust your team?
People of this caliber are intelligent and capable, knowing better than to open unknown attachments or click on suspicious links.
Phishing emails are designed to look legitimate, and are used to trick recipients into downloading malware or providing sensitive data.
They're not fools who fall for such schemes.
At least, they believe it. Unfortunately, just because someone believes they can identify a phishing attempt doesn't mean it's actually happening; cyber criminals use this misperception of security against us.
Studies have revealed that 86% of employees feel confident in their ability to identify phishing emails... yet over half have already been scammed.
Give that som...