Re: Response to phishing e-mails

[Colleen Blaho <cblaho () SAS UPENN EDU>]

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The university I'm enrolled in puts out a notice within a few hours
after the incident along the lines of "There's this phishing email
going around, don't click it". The users that report it go "Oooh! my
report did something good!" and the users that didn't report it know
not to click the email. Either way, you reinforce that phishing is bad
and reporting is good.

On 10/27/2014 02:23 PM, Leland Lyerla wrote:
> As they become more aware of how to identify phishing e-mails, our 
> faculty and staff let us know via e-mail when they come across one
> in their in-box. I do not want to discourage their vigilance, but I
> would appreciate any suggestions on how to manage/respond to these
> messages.
>
>
>
> Leland

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Colleen Blaho

Information Security and Unix Services
University of Pennsylvania
School of Arts and Sciences
3600 Market St.
Suite 501
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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