Knicks sent employees fake offer of championship rings in phishing test: Report
Madison Square Garden's Knicks organization conducted a phishing awareness test by sending staff a deceptive email about employee championship rings with a malicious link. Employees who clicked the link were required to attend mandatory cybersecurity training as part of owner James Dolan's initiative to improve the organization's security posture. The practice is common among corporations seeking to identify and train staff vulnerable to phishing attacks.
Key points
- Knicks sent fake championship ring email for phishing test
- Employees who clicked link required to attend security training
- Part of broader corporate cybersecurity awareness program
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