Breach Secure Now Status
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Breach Secure Now Simulated Phishing
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Breach Secure Now Catch Phish
Active Incidents
As a reminder, phase 2 of our brand transition from PII & PHI Protect to Breach Secure Now is now complete. With this transition, users will begin receiving all emails, including Micro Training emails, from Breachsecurenow.com starting on Thursday, April 3rd. Previously, these emails came from the domains security-reminders.com, pii-protect.com, and phi-protect.com.
We recommend using the email template below to remind your clients of this brand transition.
Brand Transition Email Template: https://portal.breachsecurenow.com/#/marketingResources/PII%20to%20BSN%20Brand%20Transition?assetId=r9cz59f5kwnkps99rxs547g
You can also visit the Marketing Resource Center for additional resources related to the brand transition.
An issue has been identified with the Catch Phish Email Plug-in not loading for some users. The cause of this issue has been linked to an update made by Microsoft which turns off all legacy Exchange user identity and callback tokens by default for Exchange Online tenants, encouraging the adoption of Nested App Authentication (NAA). This change affects Outlook add-ins that rely on these tokens, potentially impacting their functionality. Administrators can temporarily turn legacy tokens back on, but Microsoft will permanently disable them for all tenants by June 2025. We are working to ensure the smooth operation of Catch Phish while looking into options for the future. Thank you for your patience.
An issue has been identified which is preventing a small percentage of partners using the ESET endpoint security solution from accessing the phishing tab in the portal. There is a workaround to whitelist our AWS URL in ESET. Partners can open a support ticket if they would like our team to guide them through whitelisting ESET. Our team is currently working on a permanent fix and will provide an update as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.
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Breach Secure Now Outage Survival Guide
Breach Secure Now Components
Breach Secure Now Portal Stability
Breach Secure Now Portal Login
Breach Secure Now Training
Breach Secure Now Simulated Phishing
An issue has been identified which is preventing a small percentage of partners using the ESET endpoint security solution from accessing the phishing tab in the portal. There is a workaround to whitelist our AWS URL in ESET. Partners can open a support ticket if they would like our team to guide them through whitelisting ESET. Our team is currently working on a permanent fix and will provide an update as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.
Breach Secure Now Dark Web Monitoring
Breach Secure Now Policies and Procedures
Breach Secure Now Security/HIPAA Risk Assessments
Breach Secure Now Employee Assessments
Breach Secure Now User Management
Breach Secure Now Reporting
Breach Secure Now Product Purchasing
Breach Secure Now Notifications
As a reminder, phase 2 of our brand transition from PII & PHI Protect to Breach Secure Now is now complete. With this transition, users will begin receiving all emails, including Micro Training emails, from Breachsecurenow.com starting on Thursday, April 3rd. Previously, these emails came from the domains security-reminders.com, pii-protect.com, and phi-protect.com.
We recommend using the email template below to remind your clients of this brand transition.
Brand Transition Email Template: https://portal.breachsecurenow.com/#/marketingResources/PII%20to%20BSN%20Brand%20Transition?assetId=r9cz59f5kwnkps99rxs547g
You can also visit the Marketing Resource Center for additional resources related to the brand transition.
Breach Secure Now Integrations
Breach Secure Now Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Breach Secure Now Employee Secure Score (ESS)
Breach Secure Now Catch Phish
An issue has been identified with the Catch Phish Email Plug-in not loading for some users. The cause of this issue has been linked to an update made by Microsoft which turns off all legacy Exchange user identity and callback tokens by default for Exchange Online tenants, encouraging the adoption of Nested App Authentication (NAA). This change affects Outlook add-ins that rely on these tokens, potentially impacting their functionality. Administrators can temporarily turn legacy tokens back on, but Microsoft will permanently disable them for all tenants by June 2025. We are working to ensure the smooth operation of Catch Phish while looking into options for the future. Thank you for your patience.
