Re: Phish Hunter

[Harvard Townsend <harvard.townsend () WHEATON EDU>]

When we looked into Phish Hunter recently, the third party vendor/partner needed to set up Phish Hunter definitely was 
not free. You pay Microsoft to license the various products included under the Phish Hunter umbrella (I believe there 
are six different products, but it seems like a moving target) and you pay the third party to set it up. They estimated 
a 3-4 week engagement for a basic set-up to integrate/automate the various tools/products. It was not going to be cheap.
Regards,
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Harvard Townsend
Director of Infrastructure & Security
Academic & Institutional Technology
Wheaton College, IL
Office: (630)752-5528

From: The EDUCAUSE Security Community Group Listserv <SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU> On Behalf Of Casanova, Jodi
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2019 9:52 AM
To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
Subject: [SECURITY] Phish Hunter

Good morning! I attended EduCause Security Professionals Conference in Chicago last month.  At the session titled Stop 
Worrying About Compromised Accounts: O365 Enhanced Security Tools, Phish Hunter was mentioned. There was a member of 
the audience who stated there is a program where Microsoft will have a partner work with a campus to configure Phish 
Hunter. I could have sworn he said "for free", but I may have been hearing what I wanted to hear. :)  Does anyone 
recall this or have additional information?

Thank you!

Jodi Casanova
Chief IT Security Officer
Director of Networking/Technical Services
Northern State University
Office    605.626.2564
Cell         605.380.2168