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Phishing Research Challenges Conventional Security Awareness Testing

Kevin Townsend SecurityWeek 2026-09-12 01:23 4 views

Analysis of 2.47 million simulated attacks shows why organizations should measure credential leaks and reporting, not just clicks. The post Phishing Research Challenges Conventional Security Awareness Testing appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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