#cybersecurityawarenessmonth — Public Fediverse posts

It’s that time again, when organizations infantilize their users about security basics, while neglecting to do, The Basics, themselves.

Here’s some reminders users can offer their organizations this October:

1. Why do I have to download my own ad blocker?

2. Why do I get a lot of phishing emails from your crappy SPF, DMARC, and allowed file extension policies?

3. Why can we still get emails from other random onmicrosoft.com tenants?

4. Thanks, but I don’t actually need to talk to every other Teams tenant on the Internet.

5. I never use Win+R or powershell, but your SCCM admins hooked us up with -ep bypass globally.

6. Without any clear software catalogue and guidance, I click the first sponsored link on Google.

7. Why am I in trouble for VNCViewer when your firewalls are managed from the public Internet?

#cybersecurityawarenessmonth #rolereversal

It’s that time again, when organizations infantilize their users about security basics, while neglecting to do, The Basics, themselves.

Here’s some reminders users can offer their organizations this October:

1. Why do I have to download my own ad blocker?

2. Why do I get a lot of phishing emails from your crappy SPF, DMARC, and allowed file extension policies?

3. Why can we still get emails from other random onmicrosoft.com tenants?

4. Thanks, but I don’t actually need to talk to every other Teams tenant on the Internet.

5. I never use Win+R or powershell, but your SCCM admins hooked us up with -ep bypass globally.

6. Without any clear software catalogue and guidance, I click the first sponsored link on Google.

7. Why am I in trouble for VNCViewer when your firewalls are managed from the public Internet?

#cybersecurityawarenessmonth #rolereversal

It’s that time again, when organizations infantilize their users about security basics, while neglecting to do, The Basics, themselves.

Here’s some reminders users can offer their organizations this October:

1. Why do I have to download my own ad blocker?

2. Why do I get a lot of phishing emails from your crappy SPF, DMARC, and allowed file extension policies?

3. Why can we still get emails from other random onmicrosoft.com tenants?

4. Thanks, but I don’t actually need to talk to every other Teams tenant on the Internet.

5. I never use Win+R or powershell, but your SCCM admins hooked us up with -ep bypass globally.

6. Without any clear software catalogue and guidance, I click the first sponsored link on Google.

7. Why am I in trouble for VNCViewer when your firewalls are managed from the public Internet?

#cybersecurityawarenessmonth #rolereversal

It’s that time again, when organizations infantilize their users about security basics, while neglecting to do, The Basics, themselves.

Here’s some reminders users can offer their organizations this October:

1. Why do I have to download my own ad blocker?

2. Why do I get a lot of phishing emails from your crappy SPF, DMARC, and allowed file extension policies?

3. Why can we still get emails from other random onmicrosoft.com tenants?

4. Thanks, but I don’t actually need to talk to every other Teams tenant on the Internet.

5. I never use Win+R or powershell, but your SCCM admins hooked us up with -ep bypass globally.

6. Without any clear software catalogue and guidance, I click the first sponsored link on Google.

7. Why am I in trouble for VNCViewer when your firewalls are managed from the public Internet?

#cybersecurityawarenessmonth #rolereversal

Awareness month tip: if you want people to report phishing, don't let the report button send their email into a void.

Nobody keeps calling the fire department if the trucks never show up. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth