Webinar Recording: Why Phishing Attacks Work & What You Can Do About Them


It is generally accepted that by far the greatest risk to the security of your corporate data are your employees themselves who may unwittingly fall victim to phishing attacks. Industry figures indicate 60% of UK office workers receive a Phishing email at least once a day.

Yet a YouGov study funded by Bluecoat indicated that just 6% of British employees have received training in how to deal with phishing attacks. Find out in 15 minutes what you can do to significantly reduce the risk of a user unknowingly installing malware in your organisation.

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About Vanessa Cardwell

I'm a marketing communications professional working within the technology industry for a great reseller called Network Utilities. Network Utilities (Systems) Ltd have been providing identity centric network and security solutions to organisations ranging from Telecoms and ISPs to large corporates and SMEs for over twenty years. Partnering closely with both industry leading and niche technology vendors to bring customers the best solutions the industry has to offer. I communicate every day with our customers & prospects to keep them up to date on the latest industry news and information on the products and solutions from our portfolio and I'm motivated by any new marketing techniques and methods we can use to do this. There's lots of great content posted regularly on our blog to help organisations like yours find the right IT security solution for you and your business. You can stay up to date by: • Following us on twitter @networkutils • Visiting our website www.netutils.com • Following our blog https://netutilsblog.com/

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