Hi

ID agent purveyors of Dark Web monitoring have launched Bullphish, which is their attempt to get ininto the market with a similar product to Sophos Phish Threat & KnowNe4.

Bullphish is very new and therefore does not have much in the way of training materials, which areand is also very US centricUS-centric. I have attached a PDF guide if you wish to look at it yourselves but it does offeroffers nothing yet, ornor anything better thatthan Sophos Phish threat canThreat. One to watch.

Knowbe4 has by far the best and most comphrensivecomprehensive resource libraries but constraints with separate billing and a higher cost make it a more difficult add onadd-on for existing customers. However, butit is a potentially very good standalone security product orfor larger enterprises.

Sophos Phish Threat for me is the current choice. weWe should promote it as it is an easy , cheap to set up add onadd-on or standalone product for people unconvinced about the need for increased anti threatanti-threat education.

The above is a synopsis so I can discuss further if you want as to my experiences of each of the three products further if you want.

Let me know what you think.

Some questions:

1) Should we be actively pushing a phishing Security Servicesecurity service this with some marketing /articles as well as in Account Meetings?meetings?
2) Do you want me to continue with internal phish tests every 4/6 weeks using Sophos Phish Threat?

A suggestion for Dark Web monitoring is to, at an event, offer a free Dark Web analysis for all interested parties. We could either do this at the event or alternatively do it for veryevery LinkedIn connection or business card.

Thank you in advance for your consideration of this email.

With kind regards

Steven