Phishing Failures: How Not to Phish Your Users
@KnowBe4 - 2024-04-30T17:42:21.000Z

This blog was co-written by Javvad Malik and Erich Kron. Let’s dive into the cautionary world of phishing simulations gone wrong. You know, those attempts to train users not to fall for phishing that somehow end up setting off more alarms than a Hawaiian missile alert system.

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