Email (Privacy)

This training helps you understand why email, although convenient, is one of the most common causes of data breaches. You will learn how everyday email habits – like hitting ‘reply all’, forwarding messages, or misusing Cc and Bcc – can accidentally expose information and have negative consequences.

Email (Privacy)

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Lesson 1) The Risks of Email Communication

Every single email has the potential to compromise information if handled poorly. Therefore it is important to stay mindful of how you manage the contents of your emails and beware of whom you are sending them to.

14.1 Email (Privacy) (1)

Lesson 2) Email Content Management

In this lesson, the employee will learn how managing email content, like attachments, comments, and links, helps keep information safe.

14.2 Email (Privacy)

Lesson 3) Email Sending Practices

This lesson covers best practices for sending emails to avoid unintended data breaches. The employee will learn about the risks of using the reply all feature, Cc and Bcc fields, and the dangers of relying on autocomplete for recipient email addresses.

14.3 Email (Privacy)

Email (Privacy)

Anyone who relies on email at work will benefit from this training.

Email (Privacy) Quiz

Test your knowledge about email privacy in this quiz.

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