“…when you're calling to confirm the bank details, you actually made the phone call out to a number that you know, not the number that's on the email…”

Sharon Blake · Risk on Air · Trust No One

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run a regular “cyber incident fire drill” where staff practice verifying bank details by calling a known trusted number instead of replying to email links

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