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There are just as many coworkers falling for the same traps as higher ups. That's why everyone needs to do cybersecurity trainings year whatever.
It's the just higher ups that get put in media.
Could they perhaps make the training better than because the trick emails our IT departments send out are super obvious.
Our emails are actually really good.
Eg. some are nearly identical to our service now emails. Except with the obvious tell tale signs of time criticality, from addresses, etc. They also vary a lot.
We get them quite often and we get timely feedback from them. Even I've fallen for one, and I work in IT. Well... clicked a link, but havent fed any details beyond that. But I show up in the stats!
So please give that feedback to your IT department.
You're right... send honey my way so i can do some training.