This blog is part one of a three-part series focused on business email compromise.
Business email compromise (BEC) is a type of phishing attack that targets organizations, with the goal of stea...
Updated Jan 25, 2023
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Thanks for the feedback, Harold! We are happy to hear that you find the safety tip useful.
- Currently, we do not support customization of this safety tip shown to the end users, however we would like to know what type of custom message you would like to show the end users (perhaps an example) and we can look into this in the future.
- Yes, currently we support this such that an administrator can add “trusted” domains and senders to a list. Note, in this case the message will not be flagged as an impersonation at all and the safety tip message will not be shown on the email to the receiving user. Separately, you can choose to enable the Domain and User impersonation protection, so the messages get scanned for impersonation and yet can turn off the option to display safety tips to the receiver users.