Phishing is a big problem that’s getting even bigger as cybercriminals find new ways to hook employees. With threats coming from every direction—emails on company computers, text, and voice messages on mobile devices and in personal communications channels, malicious typosquatting sites, phony marketing QR codes, and more—it’s only a matter of time before someone trips up and opens or clicks on something they shouldn’t. When they do, and that phishing attack leads to a damaging data breach, who’s at fault?
The phishing ‘click this, not that’ contradiction
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