Re: Phishing alerts

[Faust Gorham <fgorham () CSUB EDU>]

Jessica,

I just heard from our Chancellors Office about a program, http://phishme.com/,  they are using which is helping to one, 
inform them on behavior of their workforce and two, continually educate everyone on phishing attacks. This app, in 
connection with both posting to a security website so you have one place to direct people and alerts in case of 
incidents should assist.
______________________________
Faust Gorham
Associate Vice President &
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Services
California State University Bakersfield
https://www.csub.edu/its/
https://twitter.com/itscsub
661-654-3425

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Subject: [SECURITY] Phishing alerts


We’re looking into how we can better inform our community about phishing emails. Our strategy so far has been to 
educate users on what to look out for, but we’d like to start alerting users when we get phishing reports. It seems 
some schools send out institution wide alert emails, some post to a website or twitter feed. Any advice or lessons 
learned on the most effective way to alert users?

Thanks,
Jessica