71% of companies gave phishers their credentials

You read that right.  71%

Let's put this in perspective.  On your way somewhere, count the businesses you pass.  "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe" turns into "breached, breached, breached, OK". 

This statistic is according to a recent study by the security consultants at Coalfire who also said that fpr 20% of the companies tested, more than half of the employees fell for their phishing scams.  (source)

Here's the problem.  If you're reading this, there's a good possibility you're thinking "wow, sucks to be them".  

"I've got the best Threat protection solution on the market.  I use the most respected Phishing awareness toolkit.  I run a tight ship".

And you're probably right :-).  But can you honestly say that 71% of other companies don't use similar services? 

The problem with the current breed of phishing prevention solutions is that they don't focus on the most important element of phishing.  The "Crown Jewels" that attackers are after.

Email threat protection is like a security gate at your front door.  It catches a lot of would-be theives, but some figure out how to get past security.

You then train your employees with Phishing Awareness tools.  "Don't let anyone near the jewels unless they have a badge".  And this works well, but one day your users are busy doing their jobs and miss one single thief.

You run a tight ship, but someone just absconded with your crown jewels.

LogonSafe adds a key element to your security posture, one designed to actually stop attackers from getting your credentials.  A "bank vault" around your most precious digital assets.

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Stay safe out there friends!