Allow List Decision Guide
To make sure our emails get delivered, there are a few steps you’ll need to take - with a process called allow listing. If you’re wondering why this is important, read more about it here in the ePHISHiency Knowledge Base.
When you’re ready, follow our allow list decision guide below to help lead you to the relevant instructions for your organization. Need to start over? Just refresh this page.
A quick note
In alignment with our commitment to advocating for systems that promote equity, inclusivity, and embrace diversity, Hive Systems uses the term “allow list” instead of “whitelist.” Some companies may still refer to it as the latter, but the cybersecurity concept is the same.
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Our IP addresses or hostnames, and header information for the purposes of allow listing ePHISHiency.
The allow list decision guide will help lead you to the relevant allow list instructions for your organization.
Why is allow listing required to make ePHISHiency work? We break down the reasoning for you in an approachable way!
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How do you communicate out about a new phishing simulation program? We have some sample language you can use to get the conversation started.
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