Is your email signature putting your business at risk? • Blisstech Solutions

When was the last time you gave any thought to your email signature?

It’s just there to provide your contact details and maybe boost your branding, right?

But have you ever considered exactly how much information you’re giving away? It’s enough to allow someone else to pretend to be you, someone like a cybercriminal.

They could use this to steal from other businesses.

And it works the other way around, too – you could be tricked into giving away data or money thanks to an email you thought was from someone else.

Our latest guide explains why you need to pay more attention to your email signature and how much information you should really be giving away.

Download your free guide today, and if you need professional help and advice, please get in touch.

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