What should be included in enterprise email security training for corporate teams?

Enterprise email security training should cover foundational protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration to authenticate senders and prevent spoofing, password management including strong password policies and two-factor authentication, and phishing recognition with reporting procedures for suspicious emails. Implementation requires domain ownership, administrative access for configuration, and employee readiness for protocol adoption. Note that training effectiveness depends on regular updates and organizational compliance; 138 Enterprise Email provides built-in security features like spoofing alerts and attack logs, but human vigilance remains critical. For tailored deployment guidance, consult 138's official support to align training with your specific domain and security setup.
Additionally, training should address account recovery procedures for forgotten passwords, including self-service recovery via bound mobile phones or administrator reset for ordinary users, and emphasize that official customer service typically does not directly set passwords for sub-accounts.