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Why Email Marketing Is So Importnat? Fun Facts and Insider Tips 🔥
🌟 Hey #MarketingMinds! Let's dive into the incredible world of #EmailMarketing - where the magic happens! 💌✨
1️⃣ Did you know? Email marketing has an ROI of 4400%! 💸💥 Yep, you read it right. That's like turning a dime into a treasure chest! ✉️
2️⃣ It's not just about sending emails, it's about building relationships. 🤝📧 Email is your secret weapon to connect, engage, and create a community around your brand. 💖
3️⃣ Personalization is the name of the game. 🎯 Tailor your emails like a bespoke suit – people want to feel special, not like another fish in the sea. 🐠📩
4️⃣ Insider Tip: Timing is everything! 🕒✉️ Studies show that Tuesday and Thursday mornings are prime time for opening emails. Hit that inbox when it's hot! ☕️🔥
5️⃣ Subject lines matter... A LOT! 🚀✉️ Get creative, be intriguing, and lure them in with the promise of something amazing inside. It's like a mini movie trailer for your content! 🎥🌟
6️⃣ The power of segmentation! 🔍📬 Break down your audience into smaller groups based on behavior, preferences, or demographics. Serve them what they want, and they'll love you for it! 💕🎯
7️⃣ Did you know emojis in the subject line can boost open rates by 56%? 🤯📧 Spice it up! 🌶️✉️ Don't be shy with those cute little symbols. They speak volumes! 🚀💬
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I am sorry, but what the fuck? CIA's DMARC record is set to none. For those who do not know, DMARC is a thing that prevents people from sending emails from your email address. This basically means that anyone could (although illegally, and logs would be kept on CIA's servers) send emails from, for example, [email protected].
Are they trying to trap & catch criminals? Or did they just... forget to set it back to reject spoofed emails?
#cybersecurity#cia#dmarc#email#fuck up#what could go wrong#email security#usa#us#goverment#us goverment#us govt#security#internet security#internet
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What exactly are the effects of phishing attacks on businesses? Find out what happens when an employee falls prey to a phishing scam.
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You Are the Weakest Link.
Ok, disclaimer time; I work for the company that has made People-Centric Security their mantra.
That being said, people are the weakest link in your organization. I don't care how much you think your end users are savvy, well-trained, or able to not click on links, they are still your weakest link. Add to that the fact of phishing emails are still the number one attack vector for cybersecurity, in terms of volume of attacks, and you have a ripe conditions for your end users to click on something bad.
I'm gonna be a bit non-PC here; Every organization has one of those people who's just shy of retirement, in their 60's, they're fantastic at what they do, but they're not very computer savvy because the 80's was absolutely horrible about telling us how computers really worked (remember pop culture taught us that every computer was sentient, robots were common, and computers could control anything electronic even without a network interface).
Well, those people will click on stuff. Email about a package that won't be delivered? Oh, I'd better click on that. A PDF warning me that we're late on a payment and going to get sued? I'd better open that.
So how do we fix that?
Well, there's no one magic bullet to stop that. It needs to be a multi-tiered approach.
First off, end user training. Train them to look at the email address and confirm it matches messages they previously have received. Train them to stop and think before they click. Train them to reach out to IT if there is ANY question about a message's authenticity. Quite a few organizations offer it: Mimecast, Udemy, KnowBe4, Proofpoint to name a few. They typically offer more bells and whistles if you subscribe to their email filtering services as well (if they offer it).
Second, try and stop those messages at the perimeter. It's sad but true that email security, for the most part, is a reactive science/art. All of the big security companies still react to threat actors and threat campaigns. That being said, a number of things will help; warning tags on authentication failures. Heightened security scanning on a list of impersonation targets. A sanity check on any request from an email that asks for monetary changes.
Third, work with your security vendors and buy into any integrations they may have. If your email security vendor can integrate with your firewall to analyze incoming URLs real-time, do it. If you have a workstation monitoring vendor who can analyze clicked links, set that thang up.
Finally, the line between security and usability is often a thick, blurry line. Don't fall into the trap of letting the business side lower your security posture because "we have to click three extra times". All it takes is one bad click and you're the next Equifax ... and you're not in the position to survive what they did. They're one of three companies that do what they do. I'm not saying ignore business processes, I'm saying inform your end users that in the long run choosing complete ease-of-use over security is the wrong choice.
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Guide to Changing Your Gmail Password
Gmail is one of the most popular email services used by millions of people worldwide. It is important to regularly update your Gmail password to ensure the security of your account. In this article, we will guide you through the process of changing your Gmail password.
Step 1: Sign in to your Gmail account
The first step to changing your Gmail password is to sign in to your account. Open your…
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Garante & email: se 7 giorni vi sembran pochi
Non ce la posso farcela!
Ho appena finito di “elogiare” l’AGICOM per l’ennesima implementazione a mentula canis del “piracy shield de no artri”, che mi trovo a dover confrontarmi con la ennesima trovata italica, questa volta del GPDP.
Provvedimento del 21 dicembre 2023 – Documento di indirizzo “Programmi e servizi informatici di gestione della posta elettronica nel contesto lavorativo e…
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Email Authentication: Unveiling the Secrets of Trustworthy Emails
Emails!
Daily we visit our email box and monitor wanted or unwanted emails from the list and exit the emails.
When monitoring have you ever noticed why your spam folder is not showing 0 emails?
Or
Are these spam emails irritating you?
Or
How you can get rid of the spam emails?
Wipe out these questions as this article will guide you in detail about Email Authentication.
However, not every…
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Study exposes hidden mental health toll of ransomware - CyberTalk
New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/study-exposes-hidden-mental-health-toll-of-ransomware-cybertalk/
Study exposes hidden mental health toll of ransomware - CyberTalk
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
Ransomware can be a living nightmare.
It has the potential to not only shut down network access, but also to bring internal operations to a standstill and to cripple supply chains, affecting the availability of goods and services.
Moreover, it can result in reputational damage, legal consequences and can even push a business towards insolvency.
However, ransomware’s potential impact goes beyond the operational and financial — it can take a significant toll on the emotional well-being of business owners and cyber security staff.
Ransomware research reveals…
According to new research that explores the harmful effects of the cyber criminal ecosystem beyond financial repercussions, in rare instances, ransomware attacks on small businesses can leave owners and employees feeling suicidal.
Partly funded by the U.K’s National Cyber Security Center (NCSC), the study found a cyber security specialist for whom a ransomware attack was so mentally damaging that the incident nearly resulted in their stepping off of a ledge.
The researchers also discovered a law enforcement officer personally familiar with the case of an IT staffer who ended his life after a ransomware attack.
Ransomware and PTSD
Some cyber defenders have described dramatic states of mental distress, with some reportedly experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Research indicates that 1 out of every 7 employees experiences trauma symptoms months after a cyber attack.
After recognizing the pressure that the IT team was under, one organization brought in professional PTSD support staff.
Ransomware’s mental health impact
“…psychological harm can reach far beyond the immediate response to a specific incident, affecting an individual’s wider professional life and impacting their personal life,” wrote the study’s authors.
For incident responders, the gravitas of potential litigation, the protracted periods of working to remediate systems, the loss of time with loved ones, the frustrations that stem from the inability to support a partner and child/ren with childcare and other variables, can all contribute to the substantial mental health toll exacted by ransomware.
Ransomware rates escalating
Against a backdrop of increasing ransomware attacks — a rate increase estimated in the ballpark of more than 200%, says Microsoft — the mental health impact associated with ransomware can no longer remain in the shadows.
According to an IBM study, 81% percent of cyber security incident responders stated that the increase in ransomware attacks has “exacerbated the psychological demands associated with cybersecurity incidents.” In other words, ransomware can lead to challenging psychological circumstances.
Bringing greater perspective to the issue, “When you’re potentially what stands in the way of a malicious actor and someone being able to heat their home, get to work, or stock grocery shelves, the pressure adds up quickly,” says Laurence Dine, global lead of incident response at IBM Security X-Force.
Addressing mental health concerns
Addressing mental health concerns in cyber security requires a multi-pronged approach.
Organizations may want to hire additional cyber security staff to decrease workloads for teams, while simultaneously adopting technologies that prevent sophisticated ransomware attacks and that can recover encrypted data.
Check Point offers a wide range of security solutions designed to stop ransomware attacks across endpoint, mobile, email & collaboration applications, internet access and network environments. Get complete ransomware protection for your organization. Explore the resources below.
Related resources
Discover a comprehensive anti-ransomware checklist – Read article
Explore anti-ransomware technologies in-depth – Watch video
Ransomware prevention starts with phishing prevention – Email security
Complete ransomware protection products for organizations – More here
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Google Strengthen Email Security with RETVec: Revolution in AI Defences Against Spam
Click here:- https://businessviewmagazine.in/news/google-strengthen-email-security-with-retvec/
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Email Marketing Fun Facts
Email Marketing Fun Facts and Bullet Points:
📢 Did you know that email marketing has an ROI of 3800%? That's right, for every $1 spent on email marketing, you can expect an average return of $38! 💰💸
📧 Email marketing is also a great way to build relationships with your customers. By providing valuable content and personalized messaging, you can increase customer loyalty and retention. 🤝💕
📈 Want to increase your email open rates and click-through rates? Try segmenting your email list based on demographics, behavior, and interests. This allows for targeted messaging and higher engagement rates. 🎯👥
👩💻 Did you know that 58% of adults check their email first thing in the morning? That's why it's important to have a strong subject line that grabs their attention and entices them to open your email. 📨👀
🚨 Are you struggling with your email marketing strategy? Don't worry, I've got you covered! Check out my ultimate guide to email marketing for tips, tricks, and best practices to help you succeed. 🙌📩
#email marketing#email list#email campaign#email services#digital marketing#emailmarketing#email security#affiliate marketing#make money with affiliate marketing#work from home#online business#home business#make money online#blogger#marketing#online marketing
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What is DMARC — and do you really need it?
Find out how it protects your domain from spoofers and spammers and learn how to set it up in three simple steps.
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AI-Generated Email Security Threats: How to Stop Them?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is used when Google autocompletes a search query, Amazon suggests a product based on purchasing preferences, or Tesla autopilot decides where to go. Due to the development of generative AI, such as Bard, Dall-E, and ChatGPT, what was previously accessible to software programmers is now easily available to everyone.
These are some of the components of such a strategy:
A Human Firewall
AI-Based Security Technology
Higher-Quality & Upgraded Authentication
Policies and Procedures for AI
Considering AI Ops Platforms
Focus on Providing Training on Security Awareness
Give People A Simple Way to Report Phishing
Read More - https://mytasker.com/blog/ai-generated-email-security-threats-how-to-stop-them
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The Art of Direct Response Copywriting
Direct response copywriting isn’t just about words on a page; it’s about crafting a narrative that resonates with your audience. As a direct response copywriter, my goal is to create content that not only informs but also persuades and engages. With every sentence carefully constructed to lead the reader towards a desired action, your brand’s message becomes a powerful tool for conversion.
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FNAF Glitchtrap really HATES Mike specifically
#myart#chloesimagination#comic#fnaf#fnaf vanny#mike schmidt#glitchtrap#fnaf vanessa#security breach#fnaf help wanted#fnaf movie#fnaf fanart#five nights at freddy's#Glitch has had ENOUGH of that Mike guy#he’s going to the internets to find out how to get rid of him BAHA#Typing through Vanessa and all#It’s so funny that this is basically canon#in FNAF AR emails we just learn Vanny was looking up murder stuff#this comic is based off that exact thing#Vanessa has no idea what she just looked up BAHA#poor Mike confused as hell
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How AGR Technology can help secure your emails with MailGuard
https://agrtech.com.au/technologies-we-support/mailguard/
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbgn8flzHSE
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