Why Turning Off Outlook Auto Complete Won’t Stop Misdirected Emails
Many IT teams face the same question after an email is sent to the wrong person. “Should we disable Outlook […]
School Board Data Breach Exposes Families. Why One Misdirected Email Is All It Takes
Parents trust schools with some of their most sensitive personal information. Names. Home addresses. Dates of birth. Emergency contacts. Government
Email Data Breach: Barrister Accidentally Sends Confidential Client Information to a Journalist
A single email. One unintended attachment. One recipient. Those were all it took for an experienced barrister to expose highly
How to Prevent Accidental File Sharing in Outlook: The New Risk of OneDrive and Shared Files
For years, organizations worried about users sending the wrong attachment to the wrong person. A confidential spreadsheet accidentally emailed externally.
Minister’s Email Mistake Exposes Patient Data: The Hidden Risk in Outlook Auto-Complete
A recent incident reported by ABC News highlights a problem many organizations underestimate. The South Australian Minister shared an email
Misdirected Emails: The Hidden Risk in Microsoft 365 You Can’t Ignore
It takes one click. An employee selects the wrong name from Outlook’s autocomplete. The email sends in seconds. Sensitive information
Veterans’ Personal Data Exposed in Government Email Mistake
An incident reported by the Modesto Bee shows how a single email mistake can expose sensitive information and trigger serious
Confidential Information: What the Amazon Case Reveals
According to a report by People Management, Amazon confirmed plans to cut 16,000 jobs after an internal email was accidentally
Mis-sent Email Exposes Church Abuse
Introduction A recent incident involving City law firm Kennedys has brought email risk back into focus. The firm issued a
When One Email Exposes Thousands Of People: Why Email Compliance Is Important
Misdirected Email Incidents Become a Growing Concern for Most Industries A recent incident at Kāinga Ora shows how one routine