Binance runs monthly phishing tests on employees, warns of dismissal for repeat failures
Binance's red team runs monthly phishing simulations on employees, with repeated failures leading to dismissal as social engineering drives 65% The post Binance runs monthly phishing tests on employees, warns of dismissa...
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Binance's red team runs monthly phishing simulations on employees, with repeated failures leading to dismissal as social engineering drives 65%
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