Another employee-targeted hack has made headlines as Reddit, Inc. announced they were the latest victim of a "sophisticated and highly targeted phishing attack".
As these types of attacks become more common, it's essential security teams adequately address the risk posed by their own workforce and prioritize not only employee awareness and education but actually provide employees with acceptable and privacy-compliant *off-prem* solutions they can use to protect themselves.
The age of sponsored-security has begun, and companies can already select from a wide range of security and privacy tools that would significantly reduce the risk of employee-targeted attacks.
What kind of personal cybersecurity will you provide your employees with?
Personal CybersecuritySunday Securityphishing
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